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Originally Posted by Bacchus
Thanks for the reply. I removed the filter from the wall and after looking at it I was wondering if you knew how to get the crimp rings off without damaging the pex, that is provided that they can be removed. I have worked with all kinds of plumbing but never had the opportunity to work with pex until now.
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People will tell you not to, but:
I unscrewed on fitting, letting it rotate in the Pex. Then you can rotate the filter to unscrew the other fitting. Put in a 1/2" coupler the same way.
If you have 90 degree fittings, this won't work.
People say the fitting will leak if you do this, but mine's been good for 4 years now.
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