The tool is only needed for disconnecting. The fitting should click into place and lock on with minimal effort. Make sure the spring clip is in place,
Ok I got the "quick" disconnect fitting to come off using the tool, but I cant seem to get the new one back on, do I insert the "disconnect"
Maverick is spot on. These units have a bad habit of leaking internally through the heater unit and the fuel leaks out around the wire in
If downtime is a factor, be sure to have an entire replacement assembly (OEM, or of any flavor) on hand before grabbing a wrench. When the FFM leaks,
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The tool is only needed for disconnecting. The fitting should click into place and lock on with minimal effort. Make sure the spring clip is in place,
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