Electrical Disconnect Pliers 60 Degree Release
£12.49 inc. VAT
60 degree electrical disconnect pliers for releasing push tab connectors on MAF sensors, injectors and ignition coils in tight engine bay spaces.
- Tip Angle 60°
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Free UK Tracked 48, est. delivery Mon 16 – Tue 17 Nov
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About this product
Electrical disconnect pliers are used to release locking push tab style connectors without forcing them apart by hand. The 60 degree angled head helps reach awkward plugs in tighter engine bay areas, making the job cleaner and reducing the chance of damaging the tab or connector body.
Used for vehicle maintenance, servicing and repair work, these pliers are especially handy when dealing with mass air flow sensors, fuel injectors and ignition coils. They suit garage work, mobile mechanic jobs and home vehicle repairs where electrical connectors can be difficult to grip or stuck in place. When access is limited, the angled tips make it easier to get onto the connector, squeeze the tabs together and lift it away from the sensor.
The main benefit here is controlled removal rather than pulling and twisting at awkward plugs. The 60 degree tip angle helps when connectors are tucked behind surrounding components, while the dual durometer grips give a steadier and more comfortable hold during fiddly work. Useful for regular maintenance, especially when repeated disconnection is part of inspection, testing or replacement work, they help avoid unnecessary strain on plastic connector tabs. Kept in a toolbox with other automotive hand tools, they are straightforward to grab when common electrical connector jobs come up.
Electrical disconnect pliers specifications
- Function: Removes locking push tab style electrical connectors.
- Application: Suitable for use on mass air flow sensors, fuel injectors and ignition coils.
- Tip design: 60 degree angled tips help reach connectors in confined spaces.
- Handling: Dual durometer grips give a more comfortable and secure hold.
- Use: Helps separate connectors from sensors with less risk of damaging the tab.
A practical choice for regular vehicle servicing and repair work.
Specifications
| Product code | CT6925 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Neilsen |
| Type | Pliers Degree |
|---|---|
| Features | Dual durometer grips, 60° angled tips |
| Suitable For | Mass air flow sensors, Fuel injectors, Ignition coils |
| Tip Angle | 60° |
| Availability | In stock, usually sent the same day if you order by 8am on a working day |
| Barcode (EAN) | 5055282069257 |
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UK delivery
- Royal Mail Tracked 48Aims to deliver in two to three working daysFREE
- Royal Mail Tracked 24Next working day delivery aim£2.99
- Next day courierNext working day aim, where available£6.99
- Click & Collect, Brownhills WS8Usually ready next working dayFREE
- International trackedOutside the EU and USA (paused for now)from £13.49
Order by 8am UK time, Mon–Fri excluding bank holidays in England and Wales, and we usually send it the same day; otherwise, the next working day. Delivery aims count from when we send it.
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