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Some faucets have a built in vacuum breaker that can not be removed. Many have a srew on type, it usually has some hex screws on the side to keep it from being removed. Loosen the hex screws, and the vacuum breaker should screw off. Righty tighty lefty loosey.

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Q: How do you remove a vacuum breaker from an outdoor faucet?
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