Slave quick disconnect
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There is a tool that Snap-on, Matco, etc. sell. It is a Ford disconnect tool, but will work just fine on the LS1s. If you don't have access to one of these, just use two small screwdrivers and push in on the white collar. Once you have it pushed in far enough, you should be able to pull the line out.
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Originally Posted by NOBR8KSS
I found that an open end wrench works really well...just choose the size that fits over the connector and press in...works like a charm.
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Originally Posted by NOBR8KSS
I found that an open end wrench works really well...just choose the size that fits over the connector and press in...works like a charm.
Originally Posted by DMNSPD
That would definitly be the easiest way. I too used the two screw driver method. It's a breeze, so don't waste money on any special tools (though the fuel line disconnect stuff isn't pricey and you'll probably use them for other stuff in the future).
