How To Disconnect GM Fuel Lines

In this video, we describe how the GM fuel line connector works, and give detailed views of the clips inside the connector. We show you how to remove the lines using the proper tool, and follow up with some further suggestions.
This is the tool I recommend:
autozone.com/test-scan-and-specialty-tools/fuel-line-disconnect-tool/p/oemtools-plastic-disconnect-set-6-piece/13603_0_0?
Check us out at mswmotorsports.com
This video is for entertainment purposes only. MSW Motorsports assumes no liability for any repairs or modifications performed by the viewer as a result of the information contained in this video.

[@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.

[@Danii2190]

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

[@andrewmilea]

Worked like a charm!

[@quees1521]

Just replaced my 02 Silverado fuel line.
In a pinch, a sharpie cap cut about an inch long and split, will work. Press the cap with a pliers while pushing the fuel line toward it and it goes right in (with some wiggling).
Inline Tube in Shelby TWP., MI has the lines all premade in stock. Cheaper than the auto parts stores.

[@daveb2834]

Thanks!
Very well explained and filmed

[@whitetiger8652]

Great demonstration.

[@tybrownsr.4466]

Outstanding!
Thank you!

[@westernsoutherner1]

very helpful thank you

[@robertsantistevan2]

Thanks 👍👍👍👍👍

[@jalaniz9204]

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

[@brutest4080]

Silly goose

[@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

[@ellamariew1]

Excellent

[@mrshp2392]

Very helpful

[@johnjackson8561]

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

[@michaelgarrido3074]

What is the tool called

[@MSWMotorsports]

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