special clutch tool
If you use 2 smaller flat blade screwdrivers carefully to push in the white plastic collar into the slave, it will pop right out.
Sometimes they are a bitch & you need to push the line in to the slave & then push the collar in (a 3 handed procedure j/k)
Sometimes they are a bitch & you need to push the line in to the slave & then push the collar in (a 3 handed procedure j/k)
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I used a pair of neddle noise pliers and laid them opened up on the plastic ring perpendicular (90* angle) to the line and just pushed on the pliers. I have used this method about 5 times now & have perfected it. Takes be about 5 seconds to get that PITA off. 
Originally Posted by robertbartsch
the correct tool is a fuel line disconnect tool. you can buy a whole plastic set from a parts store for $10.
I have a plastic set and an aluminum set from ww.harborfreight.com
I have a plastic set and an aluminum set from ww.harborfreight.com
You can't use the fuel disconnect on the hyd clutch line. My buddy is a 11+ yr GM mechanic and he uses the needle nose plier method. 
Originally Posted by robertbartsch
the correct tool is a fuel line disconnect tool. you can buy a whole plastic set from a parts store for $10.
I have a plastic set and an aluminum set from ww.harborfreight.com
I have a plastic set and an aluminum set from ww.harborfreight.com
You should also work on an M6 car sometime. Neither set works on the clutch line.
