First I'll start by saying it's much easier of course to just use the tool designed for this. However when I started doing the intake manifold on the Crown Vic the other night as I was disassembling I thought I had the right size tool but it was not.
Got me thinking and looking around my miscellaneous bins, then I spotted a small metal clamp. Got me to thinking, what if I snipped off The screw portion of the clamp and wrapped it around the fuel line and gave it a shot? Well, I wrapped it around the fuel line tight as I could pushed it up in there with my fingers and a little bit with a screwdriver and voila, fuel line disconnected!
Nothing revolutionary here just thought I would share if you're in a pinch this could possibly work
Got me thinking and looking around my miscellaneous bins, then I spotted a small metal clamp. Got me to thinking, what if I snipped off The screw portion of the clamp and wrapped it around the fuel line and gave it a shot? Well, I wrapped it around the fuel line tight as I could pushed it up in there with my fingers and a little bit with a screwdriver and voila, fuel line disconnected!
Nothing revolutionary here just thought I would share if you're in a pinch this could possibly work