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TRANS DISCN TOOL5/16" GRAY - FJC

Part #: 2876

The FJC 2876 TRANS DISCN TOOL5/16" GRAY is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics, designed to efficiently and safely disconnect 5/16" quick-connect couplings found on various automotive systems. This precision-engineered tool allows for the removal of lines without causing damage to the connectors or lines, streamlining maintenance and repair tasks on a wide range of vehicles.

Key Features

  • Precision 5/16" Disconnect: Specifically engineered to engage and release 5/16-inch quick-disconnect couplings found on automotive lines.
  • Damage-Free Operation: Designed to prevent damage to delicate spring-lock fittings and lines during removal, protecting costly components.
  • Durable Construction: Manufactured with robust materials to withstand the rigors of professional shop use and resist common automotive fluids and solvents.
  • Ergonomic Design: Features an ergonomic form factor for comfortable handling and improved access to fittings in tight or confined engine bay areas.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Effective on a broad spectrum of domestic and import vehicles utilizing 5/16" quick-disconnect line systems.

Applications

This versatile disconnect tool is indispensable for tasks requiring the separation of various automotive fluid lines. It is commonly used for disconnecting transmission cooler lines, ensuring efficient fluid changes or component replacements. Additionally, it is highly effective for separating fuel lines during fuel filter replacements or fuel system servicing on many GM, Ford, Chrysler, and Mazda models. The tool also facilitates the disconnection of A/C lines, which is crucial for air conditioning system repairs and maintenance across numerous vehicle makes.

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  • Model: 251983
  • UPC: 609989005954
  • Manufacturers Part #: 2876
  • Manufactured by: FJC
  • Also Known As: FJC-2876, FJC2876

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