Versatile automotive tool for disconnecting electrical connectors and fuel line components - This automotive connector and line disconnect tool is designed to disconnect electrical connectors on MAF sensors, ignition coils, and fuel line fittings. Its multi-purpose design supports wire cutting and electrical separation, making it a practical addition to any toolbox. Specifically for electrical connections - Professionally engineered to remove push-button-lock electrical connectors found in a variety of automotive applications. It performs efficiently in tight spaces where standard tools cannot reach, ensuring clean separation without damaging delicate components. Fuel line and hose connection capabilities - Capable of disconnecting gas line connections, fittings, and filter hose connections. The specially designed tips provide the proper leverage and grip to safely detach hose clamps and oil line connections without harming surrounding components. Professional metal construction - Built from high-quality metal for durable performance in demanding automotive repair environments. The rugged construction delivers reliable strength when working with stubborn connectors while preserving the integrity of sensitive electrical components. Key benefits - All-in-one tool for electrical connector removal and fuel line/disconnection tasks, reducing the need for multiple tools. - Accesses tight engine bay spaces and protects delicate components during separation and cutting. - Specially designed tips deliver precise leverage and grip for safe, controlled disconnects. - Durable metal build designed for long-lasting performance in tough repair jobs. Compatibility and use cases - Works with electrical connectors that use push-button locks commonly found on MAF sensors and ignition coils. - Suitable for disconnecting fuel line fittings, gas line connections, hose clamps, and oil line connections. - Effective in cramped engine bays where standard tools cannot reach. Use scenarios - Scenario 1: Replacing an MAF sensor or ignition coil in a compact engine bay, using the tool to disconnect the electrical connector without stressing or damaging the surrounding wiring. - Scenario 2: Service on the fuel system, including disconnecting fuel line fittings and filter hose connections, while preserving adjacent components. - Scenario 3: Detaching stubborn electrical connectors and associated hoses in tight spaces during comprehensive engine repairs, enabling safe and efficient disassembly.