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Published Oct 14, 2026
Views
4M
Likes
25K
Speed /h
30K
+24h
+1M
66 of 129 hours read. A gap is an hour we didn’t read close enough to say, not an hour without views.
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| Region | Chart | Best rank | First seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Category chart | #13 | Oct 15 |
| Canada | Category chart | #14 | Oct 15 |
| Australia | Category chart | #20 | Oct 15 |
| New Zealand | Category chart | #29 | Oct 16 |
| Ireland | Category chart | #47 | Oct 16 |
| United Kingdom | Category chart | #60 | Oct 15 |
| Sweden | Category chart | #77 | Oct 16 |
| Netherlands | Category chart | #86 | Oct 16 |
| Norway | Category chart | #111 | Oct 16 |
| Denmark | Category chart | #161 | Oct 16 |
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Description
We have all lost our minds fighting these factory spring clamps! 🤬🔧 Anyone who works on cars knows that these heavy-duty clamps are notorious for slipping out of normal pliers, aggressively snapping back onto your fingers, or launching themselves directly into the darkest corners of your engine bay! To completely solve this frustrating problem, this mechanic uses a brilliant $1 hack. By threading a standard plastic zip-tie through the metal tabs and wedging a small steel nut in the middle, they can safely ratchet the clamp open! This locks the spring tension wide open, giving you total, safe control to slide the stubborn rubber hose completely free without any more pain or lost tools!
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