Lisle 37960 Electrical Disconnect Pliers

Doesn’t seem as good of quality as most hand tools I buy from kobalt, Stanley, or even some from Workpro. But everything aligns well, has a good grip, and it works at a fair price. It reminds me of old craftsman tools which liked to rust, so I will keep an eye on it. Joint is very tight. Overall nothing major to complain about. Great tool to have in the toolbox if you work on cars.

This tool is amazing for disconnecting electrical connectors on automobiles. Especially on older cars that have a lot of dirt and grime around the connectors. It also helps to protect the connector from damage when disconnecting the part for repairs. The grips are well made and make the tool easy to grip when you have some oil and grease on your hands. The build quality is very good for the price you pay. Definitely way more affordable than similar items on a tool truck. Once you use these disconnect pliers and see how easy it is to disconnect electrical connections, you’ll never go back to using just your fingers. The ergonomics of this tool makes holding and using the tool feel natural and easy in the hand. Overall, I would definitely recommend these disconnect pliers to any DIY’er or professional mechanic as they make your job a lot easier and frustrating. Definitely purchase these.

I should of bought this tool sooner. Fit perfectly in all position to get off electrical plugs. Just make sure you know how much force to apply when taking them off cause you can still brea connectors. Great quality tool and grips very well to any connector.

Works well on car 12 volt connectors

I already have a plug disconnect tool but ordered this one just for the half moon jaw. My old tool has both ends to press which is handy if you want to flip it around for access, this is important. However most connectors are rounded a bit, smooth and plastic. This makes my old too not effective on the grabbing and HOLDING. It slips. But, this one with the grabbing jaw it really holds tight to the connector no matter what shape it has. Very very effective. It may not pull a stuck connector all he way out, a screw driver will help, but it will disconnect it for sure. Only one issue, you have to have the access and right angle to grab the connector. If the space is limited and the connector is sitting offside it will be difficult.

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WOW! Ok, so my car is 21 years old and the connectors get stuck sometimes, I wish I had purchased this sooner as it would have saved me so much time and frustration of removing old stubborn connectors. Would love to do more reviews on high quality automotive tools!

HAVE USED MANY TIMES TO REMOVE STUCK CONNECTORS. APPLIES EVEN PRESSURE TO RELEASE TAB. OH SNAP WANTS TREE TIMES THE MONEY.

Great service, great product thank you very much Amazon and the buyer

Modern automotive and heavy-duty wiring harnesses are plagued by fragile, heat-cycled plastic connectors. Trying to manipulate them with standard long-nose pliers or a pocket screwdriver usually results in snapping the locking tab off entirely. This Lisle disconnect tool solves that exact headache by providing proper mechanical leverage designed strictly for push-tab style sensors. The Good: Smart Dual-Tip Function: The tips are brilliantly shaped. One side features a precision hook to easily slide under and pull up on slide-locks or hidden lock tabs. The opposing pointed tip lets you apply direct, targeted pressure to depress the release button cleanly. True One-Handed Operation: The internal handle spring has the perfect amount of counter-tension. It allows you to confidently guide the tool tip into position, engage the tab, and squeeze to separate the connector with one hand, leaving your other hand free to support the harness line. Saves Hands in Tight Spots: At roughly 8 inches long, the offset jaw angle gives you a clear line of sight when reaching into cramped corridors around mass air flow sensors, fuel injectors, or ignition coils. Excellent Grip Texture: The dual durometer comfort grips provide a reliable hold even when your hands are slick with oil or dielectric grease. The tips are incredibly stout for durability, but because of that thickness, they won't easily slip into ultra-flush, tiny electronic sensor housings like those found on some microscopic instrument panel lines. For heavy engine bay and under-chassis connectors, though, it's perfect. Bottom line: If you hate dealing with broken locking tabs and zip-tying connectors back together, this tool pays for itself during the very first stubborn diagnostic teardown.

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Don’t know how I ever got along without these. Makes automotive harness connector disconnects 1000% easier.