This is a 4 year old faucet, and it has a nut/extension that I have not seen before. The tip is plastic. I checked with local HD, and they did not have an answer either. I appreciate your help. 
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I believe those are caps to protect the lines. Pull them off to see what you have underneath.– RMDmanDec 27, 2022 at 0:06
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You may need to twist them off rather than pull them off, if they're threaded... But, yeah, removing the black pieces looks like the first step.– keshlamDec 27, 2022 at 0:15
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@Ruskes: Hot and cold in, separate spray head out, hence three tubes. I could always be wrong, but that looks like the underside of a kitchen faucet to me. And the OP says it's a faucet. Why do you think otherwise?– keshlamDec 27, 2022 at 0:20
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2It appears they have to be tightened from the other side. However you can try to grip the threaded stubs with pilers and turn them at a risk of damaging the threads and having more issues later.– RMDmanDec 27, 2022 at 1:34
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2Thank you All. Yes, it was the other side. I removed the faucet, and it was right there. For the record, this is a Kraus faucet, and I followed the Step 2, and Step 1 of this video. youtube.com/watch?v=2pfeofClXcA– user160693Dec 27, 2022 at 1:45
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