jamesmartin
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d2 ? push pipe on squeeze/pull cap back toward the pipe and pull,a tool like this helps,though you need to ensure you get the right size
jamesmartin
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oil cooler pipe pliers,obviously they need to fit over pipe both ends to squeeze the cap to release
jamesmartin
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you might be able to do it with 2 screw drivers or similar,its just simple with the pliers
Jamiegreen
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If the black cover is still in place.. you just pull back on it to release the clip things inside right?
jamesmartin
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thats the fuel pipes
Jamiegreen
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Er, when I did my transmission cooler, there were 2 black colar type things on there, and pulling them back pushed those metal tab things in.. I only realized on the second one, I just broke the first plastic thing off thinking it was nothing and did it with screwdrivers.
kevseabass110
Member
You can use a 17 mm spanner or what ever size fits over the cooler pipe inlet /outlet to push the black plastic release ring back. The pipe will pop straight off.
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kevseabass110
Member
Meaning push against the front face of the quick release black plastic ring in the direction of removing the pipe
triggersbroom
Active Member
Sometimes you need to push pipe forwards onto cooler then pull collar back to release can be an absolute swine or will just fall off
