replacing AC line
replacing AC line
Helloooooo Everyone
I was trying to replace one of the AC lines today and couldn't get the bugger to come off. Found out I needed a special disconnect tool, so I called up Autozone and asked, they said they have some so I went and bought it. It looked like it should work but when I got home and repeatedly yanked on the line, no go.
So two part question. Is this the right tool and I'm just a powderpuff, or did Autozone **** up again?

And if it's not the right tool, where can I find one. (tried NAPA and they didn't carry any)
Here's the connection I'm trying to get loose. Scratch marks from the yanking
I was trying to replace one of the AC lines today and couldn't get the bugger to come off. Found out I needed a special disconnect tool, so I called up Autozone and asked, they said they have some so I went and bought it. It looked like it should work but when I got home and repeatedly yanked on the line, no go.
So two part question. Is this the right tool and I'm just a powderpuff, or did Autozone **** up again?

And if it's not the right tool, where can I find one. (tried NAPA and they didn't carry any)
Here's the connection I'm trying to get loose. Scratch marks from the yanking

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