Originally Posted by
UrbanE
When you remove the bolts, It lifts off
if it’s stuck, the rubber grommet holding down the barb (underside)
is dry. You may need to apply a bit of leverage with a slim pry bar.
worst case it breaks and you get a new one
Probably be able to replace for less than your time and parts to fix the existing unit.
Agree. If you are having that much trouble with it just yank that sucker out and put in a new one. Some DIY jobs just aren't worth the time, effort, and cost. It took me a long, stubborn time to learn this lesson, but life and car repairs have been much more pleasant ever since.