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Formally Kia Chaser
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Newcastle
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Hi guys.
Just did a major service on the car today - oil, oil filter, air filter, spark plugs (Boshce 4 Platinum) and leads (Top gun 8.0mm).  Now, I got stuck on two things that I need help with. 1 - I went to drop the bottom hose on the radiator and found that the hose clamp does not have a screw point on it. It is just completly round, so I can't even get a spanner on it... I'm thinking of just cutting it off and putting normal hose clamps on it. Is there a tool that I can get these off with? 2 - I went to replace the fuel filter and got stuck on that stupid clip - how do I go about getting it off? Cheers, Chaser
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Kia Grand Carnival (2006) Silver, Grill Mesh, Tints, Sidesteps (with lights), Towbar, 7" Touch Screen DVD Tuner with intergrated GPS & Bluetooth, Roof Mounted Flip Down 15.1" LCD Screen, Reverse Camera - 184Kw HSV Clubsport R8 VY (2003) Black, 6sp Manual, Coulson Seats, Red on black interior, Pacemaker extractors, Twin 2.5" exhaust, Custom Red 20" VE GTS Rims, Custom Red Stitching
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Radiator hose clamps and fuel filter - HELP
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