Fuel lines within a vehicle are vital, as they transfer fuel from one point of the vehicle to another. If these become damaged, it may be difficult for your car to run properly. That is why checking and changing these lines is vital. The main purpose of this fuel line remover tool is to release the fuel line locking mechanism. This will help you remove bad fuel lines, but it will also help you reach the fuel filter, keeping your fuel clean and your car running. Because servicing the fuel lines and the fuel filter is so important, it is beneficial to have tools that make this process simple and that will not damage any part of your car. Our OEM fuel line disconnect tool is easy to use. Just place the fuel disconnect tool around the fuel line and push into the female connector to release the male connector. It can be easy to damage parts of your car or engine when working on your vehicle. Our metal fuel line disconnect tool takes that worry away. These fuel line release pliers feature a scissor-like design which allows for damage-free fuel line disconnection. These quick disconnect pliers can be used on a wide variety of vehicles saving you money and the stress of having to buy different tools and adapters in order to accomplish tasks involving fuels lines. Our fuel hose quick disconnect tools can be used for 5/16” and 3/8” fuel lines found on 1989 and newer GMs, 1990 and newer Fords, and some 1990 and newer Mazda vehicles. It also can be used for Chrysler fuel-injected vehicles, except imports These automotive tools are small enough to fit into tight spaces, making them easy to work with and easy to store. The fuel line hose tool is also made of steel, so you don’t have to worry about it being damaged or breaking on the job. Take the stress and worry out of your fuel line jobs by using this fuel line quick disconnect tool and perfectly round out any fuel disconnect tool set.
The scissor-like design on this Fuel Line Disconnect Tool allows for easy, damage-free fuel line quick disconnect coupler release. Simply place the tool around the fuel line and push into the female connector to release the male connector. Fits any 5/16-inch or 3/8-inch fuel line found on GM, Ford and Chrysler vehicles.