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Anyone know how to detach brass connector on volvo standard seat. i''ve attempted to add air nozzle for blowing out the cab, but have had no luck un-connecting this device.! thx, in adavance!
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Anyone know how to detach brass connector on volvo standard seat. i''ve attempted to add air nozzle for blowing out the cab, but have had no luck un-connecting this device.! thx, in adavance!
get a monkey wrench, and use libe to get the hose off.
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SIde cuts and a new fitting works for me. I hate those push connectors
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Anyone know how to detach brass connector on volvo standard seat. i''ve attempted to add air nozzle for blowing out the cab, but have had no luck un-connecting this device.! thx, in adavance!

You need to get a "line wrench"

Line wrenches are like boxed-end, but with a gap that goes over the line & 5 points of contact and will not strip the brass.
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OOOPS! I didn't know they were push-connect, they are a #####
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Ialways cut mine back from the seat about 8-10 inches and install a "t" or a two way valve.
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OOOPS! I didn't know they were push-connect, they are a #####
I don't know if his are but most these days are
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