Disassemble and Explain Internal Components

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The Guts Of A Push To Connect Fitting!

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Tools and materials

Cut Push-Connect Fitting (halved)
Grab Ring (Metal)
O-Ring (Rubber)
Push-Sleeve (Plastic)
Tube Support (Plastic)

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