Yeah one has a squeezy clip and the other has a bolt. Just slide the squeezy clip down the hose until you can remove the hose. Then just unbolt the other line. But be careful there is a washer underneath and it must go back underneath the line or it will leak.
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Well, the filter has been changed. My wife says that it seemed to fix the problem, she drove around all day yesterday, and not a single problem. I hope that is all it was. That would be cool to fix the problem in a 1/2 hour and for $15.
But to me I din't see anything wrong with the old one, only 215K on the original filter, looks like it could last another 200K ;p
But to me I din't see anything wrong with the old one, only 215K on the original filter, looks like it could last another 200K ;p
to worry free driving!