Push down or squeeze as you turn it.
Thnx Dennis..........I am not actually by the car so I will relay this to my friend - very helpful and thnx for the troubleshot man..
You turn it counterclockwise by the way, that is to the left. lefty loosey righty tightee
Gotcha............noted, ty.
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