Electrical Disconnect Pliers Set 37980 37960

Electrical Disconnect Pliers Set 37980 37960Electrical Disconnect Pliers Set 37980 37960 Key Features Set includes three tools for servicing automotive electrical connectors. Contains one straight jaw plier (model 37960). Contains one 60 degree angled jaw plier (model 37980). Includes one dual head connector separator tool. Designed specifically to release locking push tab style connectors without damage. Spring loaded handles allow for easy one handed operation. Textured jaws ensure a secure

Electrical Disconnect Pliers Set 37980 37960

Key Features

• Set includes three tools for servicing automotive electrical connectors.
• Contains one straight-jaw plier (model 37960).
• Contains one 60-degree angled-jaw plier (model 37980).
• Includes one dual-head connector separator tool.
• Designed specifically to release locking push-tab style connectors without damage.
• Spring-loaded handles allow for easy one-handed operation.
• Textured jaws ensure a secure grip on connector release tabs.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Individual Plier: 37960
• Individual Plier: 37980

Compatibility & Fitment

• Universal fit for most push-tab and pull-tab electrical connectors found on cars, trucks, and heavy equipment.
• Suitable for connectors on components including:
  • Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensors
  • Fuel injectors
  • Ignition coils
  • Various engine and body harness sensors
• The straight and angled pliers provide access to connectors in both open and confined spaces within an engine bay.

When to Replace

• Replace this tool if the jaws become bent, worn, or are unable to effectively grip connector tabs.
• Replace if the spring-return mechanism fails or the pivot joint becomes excessively loose.
• Inspect for and replace if stress fractures or cracks appear in the handles or jaws.

Installation Tips

• Ensure plier tips are correctly aligned with the connector's locking tab before applying pressure.
• Squeeze the handles to depress the tab, then gently pull the connector housings apart.
• Do not use these pliers to pry or cut; misuse can damage the connector, wiring, or the tool itself.
• Select the appropriate plier (straight or 60-degree) based on the accessibility of the connector.