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FORD SPRG LCK CPLR 5/8"BLK - FJC

Part #: 2884

The FJC 2884 5/8" Black Ford Spring Lock Coupler Disconnect Tool is an essential specialized tool engineered for professional automotive technicians and mechanics. This robust tool is designed to provide quick and safe disconnection of 5/8-inch spring lock couplings found on various Ford vehicle systems, ensuring efficient service and maintenance procedures for critical automotive lines.

Key Features

  • Precision Engineered for Ford: Specifically designed to engage and release 5/8-inch spring lock couplings commonly found on Ford and select Chrysler vehicles.
  • Durable Construction: Built with professional-grade materials to withstand the rigors of daily shop use, ensuring longevity and reliable performance.
  • Efficient Disconnection: Facilitates the safe and rapid separation of spring lock style fittings without causing damage to the line or coupler.
  • Improved Workflow: Streamlines diagnostic, repair, and replacement tasks on automotive air conditioning and fuel systems.
  • Application-Specific Sizing: The 5/8" size is critical for proper fitment and effective operation on designated lines.

Applications

This FJC 2884 disconnect tool is indispensable for servicing a range of Ford automotive systems. It is primarily used for the quick and secure disconnection of air conditioning (A/C) lines on many 1981 and newer Ford vehicles, as well as some 1994 and newer Chrysler vehicles. Furthermore, this 5/8" tool is applicable for disconnecting heater hoses on specific models, such as 1995 and newer Ford Crown Victoria and Mercury Grand Marquis vehicles equipped with 4.6L engines. It is also vital for working on Ford fuel injection systems where spring lock fittings are utilized.

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  • Model: 251987
  • Shipping Weight: 0.1lbs
  • UPC: 060998900607
  • Manufacturers Part #: 2884
  • Manufactured by: FJC
  • Also Known As: FJC-2884, FJC2884

This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 22 July, 2017.