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13.5in Long-Reach Electrical Disconnect Pliers

Long Reach Electrical Disconnect Pliers for Cars, Automotive Electrical Connector Removal Tool with Ergonomic TPR Handle

13.5in Long-Reach Electrical Disconnect Pliers

ST164214

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SKU : ST164214
Model : 13INCH Electrical Disconnect Plier
Size : 13-1/2inch/34cm
Material : Chrome Vanadium Steel
Item Weight : ‎14 ounces
Head Style : Not-slip Serrated Head
Package Dimensions : ‎13.82 x 2.87 x 1.26 inches

1x 13INCH Electrical Disconnect Plier

1x Instructions

13.5in Long-Reach Electrical Disconnect Pliers

The 13.5 in / 34 cm long-reach shaft and compound joint help access locking electrical connector tabs deep in crowded engine bays. Serrated jaws engage compatible locking tabs on components such as sensors, fuel injectors, and ignition coils. Confirm the connector tab design and working clearance before use.

Reach Recessed Connectors

The compound joint extends operational reach and helps the head navigate around obstacles in confined engine-bay areas.

13.5 inch long reach electrical disconnect pliers

Serrated Jaws and Alloy-Steel Construction

Precision serrated jaws help engage compatible locking tabs. The tool is made from chrome vanadium steel and has a non-slip TPR handle.

Serrated jaw electrical disconnect pliers

Use Notes

  • Use only when the jaws can fully reach and engage the locking tab.
  • Apply controlled pressure; do not force or twist the connector.
  • Follow the vehicle manufacturer's service procedure.
Long reach pliers in a tight engine bay
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FAQ

Is this tool suitable for deeply recessed connectors?

Yes, the 13.5 in shaft and compound joint are designed to improve access in crowded engine bays. Confirm the jaw can fully engage the locking tab first.

Do I need to remove surrounding parts first?

Not always. The long-reach design can improve access around obstacles, but remove or move components when needed to engage the connector safely.

How can I reduce the risk of connector damage?

Make sure the serrated jaws engage the locking tab before applying controlled pressure. Do not force or twist the connector, and follow the vehicle service procedure.