Subject	I had a post on this a few years ago with pics.
Posted by	Woody75 (Denver) on June 15, 2022 at 9:25 AM
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In Reply To	On the topic of hose clamps (fuel ones, specifically)... posted by Woodnutz (PA) on June 13, 2022 at 06:03 AM
Message	But I'm sure the pics are gone. Main thing is you need to be straight on with the pliers. Cant have 1 side of the spring tap pulling more than the other. Thats when they bend. Once they do that I found they are pretty much shot and dont clamp as well anymore. I wasted a few before I figured things out. Once they are in place over/on the hose, the needle nose/etc will work fine to move them around on the hose. >
Follow Ups	On the topic of hose clamps (fuel ones, specifically)... - Woodnutz (PA) 06:03:09 06/13/22 The type of needle nose pliers you're using can make a - Ghoztt (MD) 09:11:36 06/13/22 Duck bill pliers - Bernie (NoVA) 12:56:03 06/13/22 Thanks, guys. I do have long-reach 45-deg needle nose, but - Woodnutz (PA) 13:16:33 06/13/22 I find that regular old slip-joint pliers - black300zx 14:14:52 06/13/22 Double spring vs single screw - Mike@ZSpeed 18:38:01 06/13/22 Regarding cold-weather fuel leaks, the DL clamps are better - Woodnutz (PA) 06:48:55 06/14/22 Regarding cold-weather fuel leaks, the DL clamps are better - Woodnutz (PA) 21:21:20 06/21/22 I had a post on this a few years ago with pics. - Woody75 (Denver) 09:25:06 06/15/22
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