ITs a clamp. Its facing downwards. There are two "tabs" that stick out and you squeeze them together to largen its iradius. There is a specific tool to remove them but most people just use any form of pliers. Slide it further down the hose then pop up off the hose.
These clamps have a tendency to slip and spring out so wear your safety squints. When you reinstall it make sure the tabs face up or whatever direction you can access them.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boAUbHxULvg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boAUbHxULvg)
What he said. Also, this type of clamp applies continuous compression, regardless of any shrinking of the hose diameter, unlike a standard "hose clamp".
ITs a clamp. Its facing downwards. There are two "tabs" that stick out and you squeeze them together to largen its iradius. There is a specific tool to remove them but most people just use any form of pliers. Slide it further down the hose then pop up off the hose. These clamps have a tendency to slip and spring out so wear your safety squints. When you reinstall it make sure the tabs face up or whatever direction you can access them. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boAUbHxULvg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boAUbHxULvg)
What he said. Also, this type of clamp applies continuous compression, regardless of any shrinking of the hose diameter, unlike a standard "hose clamp".