So, from searching I understand not all "lisle" tools are created equal. I'm assuming from what I've read there is the original tool made by Lisle Corp, and there are also knock-offs. It appears from Titan Tanks that in their fuel tank replacement instructions the reference "Use a fuel line release tool" means use the lisle tool. Would like the benefit of your experience in what you recommend here. Is this what I need to remove the fuel lines on my LBZ; "http://www.lislecorp.com/tool_detail.cfm?detail=570" :thankyou2


Air Conditioning / Fuel Line Disconnect Tool Set
Easily Disconnects Air Conditioning Lines and Quick Connect Fuel Lines.
Set of six tools which disconnect the spring lock couplings on Ford and Chrysler air conditioning line. Also works on fuel line quick connect couplings found on GM, Ford, and Chrysler. The 5/16" size fits on push lock connectors found on Ford radiators and transmission lines. Easy to use in confined spaces. Set includes six sizes: 5/16", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", 3/4" and 7/8".
Shipping Weight: 4 oz.
Suggested Retail: $ 9.95
UPC Code: 083045370000

(http://www.lislecorp.com/tool_dealer_finder.cfm)

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Those look just like the set I have from NAPA.

Yep, thats what you need.

I have them and they work great.

Thanks all! :D

I got a set exactly like that for 15.99 at farm and fleet.

I got mine from farm & fleet for $6.99