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    Dry Suit Hose Connectors

    Hi,

    Anyone got any suggestion on the best way to clean/service the connectors on my dry suit/inflator hoses.

    Many Thanks

    Frank

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    Hi Frank, welcome to YD.

    IIRC the connectors on the end of the hoses are often "Schrader" type; the same as found on car tyres (the smaller of hte two below). You can usually get a tool a bit like a hollow tube with a slot in it to unscrew them. If they are well crudded up then replace them or if less so then soak in white vinegar and a smear (tiny smear) of silicone grease.

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