Lisle 37300 Fuel and AC Disconnect Pliers

Also great for BMW power steering quick connect lines

Used it for one project taking out a fuel tank. When you need it they are indespensable. It fit without a problem, but it felt a bit cheap even though it seems to be a good value. The design is easy to use and the grip isn't slick like some. Thickness seems to be ok, its not flimsy. Overall I would buy it again but have reservations about some minor design details.

I think some people may be using this tool wrong, hence some negative reviews... I used this tool to COMPRESS the fuel line connector and fuel rail port TOGETHER on my 1989 FORD BRONCO. I simply could not exert enough force to squeeze them together AND slip my fuel line disconnect tool under the retainer spring at the same time. I did not have to touch the blue disconnect tool; when I used the pliers to compress the fuel rail port and fuel line connector together, the connector simply slipped over the blue tool. Once the blue disconnect tool was under the retainer spring, I removed the pliers and had to work the fuel line out of the fuel rail port while keeping the disconnect tool under the retainer spring and it finally slipped out. It did take a lot of effort to do that by virtue of how old the original fuel line is, but it eventually came off with some coaxing. I took a couple photos of how to position the tools, without reinstalling the fuel line (I wasn't going to do that another time just for show). I hope this review helps anyone who has or is considering purchasing this tool.

It works not bad easy to use

I recently did some work on my 5.7L Hemi. I had a terrible time trying the get the fuel line off the fuel rail. I had a nice set of quick disconnect tools and bought another set to see if that would help. No matter what I did I couldn't get the line off. This tool allowed me to get the required amount of force on the QD tool and pull the line off at the same time. After getting the line off I took a look at it and found that the inlet pipe on the fuel rail was bent. That's why I had so much trouble getting it off. If your fuel rail is in good shape and it's straight, you might not need this tool. For me, I'm glad I have this tool in my toolbox and would recommend it to anyone that has trouble getting and QD lines disconnected.

I am a huge fan of the great content offered by Youtubers- Free. Use this tool, shipped fast, at a reasonable price, once and it will more than pay for itself. This is how DIYers fill garages- Cluttered, but all paid for- Go for it. If one man can do it, so can you. youtube it!

I was working on a 2015 Malibu LTZ with the 2.0L LTG engine. The PCV hose that connects to the turbo is attached via a metal fitting bolted to the turbo itself. No wrenches would fit due to the angled attachment. I had to remove the fitting via an allen screw, and the coupler still wouldn't budge. I tried a lot of tools, different de-couplers, etc... but this Lisle plier and a white fuel line tool worked like a charm. I've had stubborn couplers in the past that these pliers would have helped make easier to de-couple.

Helped get fuel line off but no help getting it back on, Ford Ranger 1998.

I bought this tool to disconnect the Fuel Line of TOYOTA COROLLA 2013. I have not used yet. Good one

The 50's Kid sent me here. Performing a power steering line refresh on my 2001 BMW E46 3 Series and this simple little tool from Lisle made the job just that much easier. Honesty, not sure how I would have gotten the quick connect hose off with it. It's paid for itself after 1 job in my opinion. Solid construction. My only regret is not ordering the Lisle CV Boot pliers at the same since one of the replacement hoses uses CV Boot style clamps...

These will definitely come in handy and be used to disconnect either fuel lines or AC Lines. Perfect for the professional or home garage DYI!

well built should last a while

Worked flawlessly to remove my quick disconnect power steering hoses on my 2001 BMW 330ci. Without these it would have been extremely challenging with the likelihood off damaging one of the hoses that was not going to be replaced. Awesome product!