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mhobtr · 11-04-2018

I use channel lock pliers to rotate the hose slightly before trying to pull it off. You don't need much pressure and all you want to do is break the sticky area under the hose clamp hose loose from the metal pipe.

On the fuel tank connections, I have had better results pushing them off rather than pulling. I use a plastic pry tool for this.

If all else fails, I go to a 90 degree pick.

11-04-2018	#9
mhobtr Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Birmingham, Alabama Posts: 60	Re: Sender unit safe to pull? I use channel lock pliers to rotate the hose slightly before trying to pull it off. You don't need much pressure and all you want to do is break the sticky area under the hose clamp hose loose from the metal pipe. On the fuel tank connections, I have had better results pushing them off rather than pulling. I use a plastic pry tool for this. If all else fails, I go to a 90 degree pick.