How to use a Quick Disconnect Tool on a Fuel Line

[@Johnnykaydjcom]

Mechanic... Great job. Cameraman, you had ONE job!!!

[@shermanmoore8415]

Love the “real” of this guy

[@andyzaring458]

I appreciate you doing this. I'm replacing my fuel pump in my 07 Aspen and it has one of those hoses down by the tank. So now I know how to use this here lol thank you sir

[@christopherw6309]

These can be awful to remove, so you are not alone if it is not coming off. Spray it up with silicone and do a lot of turning with the tool, to try and work up under the spring.

[@Sorhabwesley]

Why would it be a pun intended?

[@ronaldoquintos1675]

The plastic is really hard to use. I think quick connect is one of the worst invention in automotive. There is nothing quick about it when taking it off.

[@christopherw6309]

Agreed !

[@timrya]

If you did the one on top for the video it would be easier to see.

[@GodsChild1249]

Here's a better video that actually shows you how to use the tool up close. 👌🏾 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3vHaIaQf9WZb6c

[@TheJoeScarafoneChannel]

Thank you

[@adamrodriguez5780]

Man I got one that will not come off. Been messing with it for two days can't figure out what to do next

[@JoseRamirez-yh2ll]

Could've use wrong size or bad tool

[@zac.bolin01]

I must be doing something wrong I can’t get it to do anything

[@timguy161]

Thanks for the video. I see that you spent some force disconnecting. In a different video, the guy pushed the two hoses together first so the tool will get between the male connector and the teeth. Once that happened, it was easy to pull apart. No need to rotate. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gp-pdYWti9J3hLc

[@borianawilliams5803]

use an example on a bench we can see what you doing... I learned nothing from this

[@turnright1131]

Can’t see!!!