Lisle 37960 Electrical Disconnect Pliers, for Locking Push Tab Electrical Connectors, 8 inches, Dual Durometer Grips

Lisle 37960 Electrical Disconnect Pliers, for Locking Push Tab Electrical Connectors, 8 inches, Dual Durometer Grips

• Lisle 37960 Electrical Disconnect Pliers are designed to remove locking push tab style electrical connectors found on mass air flow sensors, fuel injectors, ignition coils, and similar automotive connectors. The hook and point tip design helps unlock and separate the connector with one hand while reducing the chance of connector damage.
• Features:
  • Designed for locking push tab style electrical connectors to help disconnect sensor connectors with less risk of damage.
  • Hook tip helps pull out the locking tab to unlock the connector for quicker release.
  • Pointed tip helps engage the tab, then squeeze and lift to separate the connector from the component.
  • One hand operation helps work on sensors in tight spots where finger access is limited.
  • Dual durometer grips and 8 inch overall length support comfort and control during repeated disconnect work.
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Lisle
  • Part Number: 37960
  • Product Name: Electrical Disconnect Pliers
  • Category: Tools and Equipment
  • Subcategory: Hand Tools
  • Product Type / Function: Electrical disconnect pliers for locking push tab style connectors
  • Overall Length: 8 inches
  • Grip Type: Dual durometer grips
  • Variants Available: Lisle 37980 Electrical Disconnect Pliers, 60 degree
  • System Compatibility / Application: Designed to disconnect locking push tab style electrical connectors found on mass air flow sensors, fuel injectors, ignition coils, and other similar automotive electrical connectors
• The Electrical Disconnect Pliers can also be referred to as push tab connector pliers, automotive electrical connector removal tool, sensor connector disconnect pliers, mass air flow sensor connector pliers, and fuel injector connector pliers.

Lisle is a family owned manufacturer and marketer of specialty automotive tools, mechanic creepers, and lubrication and tire products. The company has been based in Clarinda, Iowa since 1903 and produces tools used in professional vehicle service and maintenance.

Q: What type of connectors are these pliers intended for?
A: They are intended for locking push tab style electrical connectors, including connectors commonly found on mass air flow sensors, fuel injectors, and ignition coils.

Q: How do I use the hook and point tips?
A: Use the hook tip to pull out the locking tab to unlock the connector, then use the pointed tip to engage the tab and squeeze the tabs together and lift to separate the connector.

Q: Can I use this tool one handed?
A: Yes. The tool is designed to allow one hand operation so you can work on connectors located in tight spots.

Q: Is there an angled version for different access angles?
A: Yes. A 60 degree version is listed as Lisle 37980 for cases where an angled approach helps access the connector.