How To Disconnect GM Fuel Lines

[@Tree-feller]

Thanks for telling the truth about the type of tool that doesn't work. That was the only local tool available - simply money wasted. Great video here, thanks again and keep your good instructions coming 👍

[@noey5766]

Thanks for the demonstration. Appreciate it.

[@andrewmilea]

Worked like a charm!

[@daveb2834]

Thanks!
Very well explained and filmed

[@Danii2190]

So useful!!! Thank you so much ❤ love your content

[@whitetiger8652]

Great demonstration.

[@robertsantistevan2]

Thanks 👍👍👍👍👍

[@westernsoutherner1]

very helpful thank you

[@tybrownsr.4466]

Outstanding!
Thank you!

[@jalaniz9204]

My silly self used a few picks to gently separate those pesky inner tabs on my 2011 Chevy Silverado. Thank god theyre discontinued 😂

[@ellamariew1]

Excellent

[@mrshp2392]

Very helpful

[@johnjackson8561]

I just use a cut down piece of pex pipe and pliers works for all sizes

[@KennethDurham-e5q]

One out of the four inner catches was on outside of rib on the fuel filter. Was impossible to get it to release. Cut the filter to get it loose. I am told the GM has discontinued making this fuel supply line. Anyone have ideas where or how to get around this.

[@MSWMotorsports]

I liked the tool I used in the description, did you try with that tool?

[@moderndaymufflerbrakes288]

What brand lines are you installing?

[@MSWMotorsports]

Just reinstalling stock ones

[@michaelgarrido3074]

What is the tool called

[@MSWMotorsports]

“Fuel line disconnect tool”. I left a link in the description.