Hello I ordered the pump for my car mustang GT 2019 it coms only with one line (big one) and the small line is not existing Is it match with my car? Already I installed it and it’s work but the level sensor gives wrong reading Pls advise.
Because of the tight fit these can be very difficult to remove. Sometimes the easiest way is to cut it off and install a new one. This will also ensure proper fit when reinstalling.
The clamp that is used on the convoluted tubing is an oetiker-style. Unlike conventional worm gear clamps, oetiker clamps provide equal tension around the hose, however, without the proper tools they are one time use and will need to be cut off and replaced. You can use snip pliers, side cutters, or a dremel to cut the band, then install a new clamp with proper oetiker pliers, or as seen in the video a quick pinch from snip pliers. Hope this helps and for any further questions, please feel free to reach out to our tech staff at techsupport@deatschwerks.com.
Hello
I ordered the pump for my car mustang GT 2019 it coms only with one line (big one) and the small line is not existing
Is it match with my car?
Already I installed it and it’s work but the level sensor gives wrong reading
Pls advise.
What is the best way to remove one of those? Mine doesn’t have a clamp. It is just connected really tight.
Because of the tight fit these can be very difficult to remove. Sometimes the easiest way is to cut it off and install a new one. This will also ensure proper fit when reinstalling.
How do you remove those clamps? Gut them off at the crimp and then spread the metal? If so, what's the best tool to cut the crimp?
The clamp that is used on the convoluted tubing is an oetiker-style. Unlike conventional worm gear clamps, oetiker clamps provide equal tension around the hose, however, without the proper tools they are one time use and will need to be cut off and replaced. You can use snip pliers, side cutters, or a dremel to cut the band, then install a new clamp with proper oetiker pliers, or as seen in the video a quick pinch from snip pliers. Hope this helps and for any further questions, please feel free to reach out to our tech staff at techsupport@deatschwerks.com.
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