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Fuel Injection Spring Lock Coupling Adapter D85L-9974-C - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 7236

The OTC 7236 Fuel Injection Spring Lock Coupling Adapter is a specialized tool designed for professional technicians and mechanics to efficiently disconnect spring lock couplings found on automotive fuel lines. This essential adapter ensures a secure and damage-free separation of components, simplifying various fuel system maintenance and repair procedures. It serves as a direct equivalent to Ford part number D85L-9974-C, guaranteeing precise fit and reliable performance for compatible vehicles.

Key Features

  • Precise Coupling Disconnection: Engineered for the accurate and safe release of spring lock couplings on fuel injection systems, preventing damage to sensitive fuel lines and fittings.
  • Professional-Grade Durability: Manufactured by OTC Tools and Equipment, this adapter is built to withstand the rigorous demands of a professional workshop environment, ensuring long-lasting service.
  • OEM Cross-Reference: Functions identically to Ford part number D85L-9974-C, offering a trusted solution for Ford vehicles and other models utilizing this specific coupling design.
  • Efficient Operation: Designed for ease of use, allowing technicians to quickly and effectively perform fuel system repairs and replacements.

Applications

This fuel injection spring lock coupling adapter is indispensable for tasks requiring the disconnection of fuel lines. Its common applications include:

  • Replacing fuel filters and fuel pumps.
  • Servicing or inspecting fuel pressure regulators and fuel rails.
  • Removing or installing fuel injectors.
  • Performing routine maintenance or complex repairs on fuel systems equipped with spring lock connections, particularly on Ford vehicles where it matches the OEM tool.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: OTC Tools and Equipment
  • Model Number: 7236
  • Equivalent to: Ford p/n D85L-9974-C
  • Weight: 7 oz.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 16 February, 2007.