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A/C SPRING LOCK COUPLING BLACK5/8" - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 518897

The OTC Tools and Equipment A/C Spring Lock Coupling Disconnect Tool (Model 518897) is an essential instrument for professional technicians performing automotive air conditioning service. Engineered for precision, this specialized tool facilitates the safe and efficient separation of 5/8" A/C spring lock couplings, a common component in many vehicle's climate control systems. Its robust design ensures reliable performance in demanding workshop environments.

Key Features

  • Precise 5/8" Fit: Specifically designed for 5/8-inch A/C spring lock couplings, ensuring accurate and secure engagement.
  • Professional-Grade Construction: Manufactured by OTC Tools and Equipment, this tool offers the durability and longevity required for frequent professional use.
  • Damage-Free Disconnection: Enables quick and easy separation of A/C lines without causing harm to the coupling or the refrigerant line itself.
  • Spring-Loaded Design: Features a spring-loaded mechanism that helps to deflect any potential spray when lines are disconnected, enhancing user safety.
  • OEM Equivalent: Functions as a direct equivalent to Ford No. 412-038 (T83P-19623-C) (black), guaranteeing compatibility and trusted performance.
  • High Visibility Finish: The tool's black finish allows for easy identification among other specialized tools in a technician's toolkit.

Applications

This disconnect tool is primarily utilized by professional automotive mechanics and technicians for the maintenance, repair, and replacement of air conditioning system components. It is particularly suitable for servicing 1981 and newer Ford vehicles, as well as some 1994 and newer Chrysler vehicles, which frequently employ 5/8" spring lock A/C couplings. This tool is indispensable when removing evaporator and condenser lines, or other connected A/C system parts, ensuring a clean and effective separation every time.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 24 September, 2014.