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How do you remove this Line!?


whoy210

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City
Richland, MS
Vehicle Year
2002
Transmission
Automatic
Hi, I have what I belive to be between a 98 to 2001 Ranger (The vin says its a 2002 4 banger ... believe it has the '02 body on it ) 4wd with the 3.0 in it. Now I need to replace the line going from the a/c compressor to what i believe is the dryer, anyways its got this special fitting on it, I'm guessing i'll probably need a special tool to remove it, anybody else delt with this ?
 
You need one of these tools:

00946337000-1


You take the correct size, slide it on the line and into the fitting, and pull the hose out while pushing in on the tool.
 
Thanks! i knew it had to be something like that. don't happen to know what they are called do you? I guess it doesn't matter, I'll just bother them at the parts stores till i find it haha thanks again
 
I think it's just called an AC line/fuel line removal tool.

You can use a tool like this too, I don't have any experience with this type though.

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I think it's just called an AC line/fuel line removal tool.

You can use a tool like this too, I don't have any experience with this type though.

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It's a decent tool, just used one again on our fuel line. Key is to hold moderate pressure to keep the tool "together" while pushing down---and pulling the line out. It's a good low cost tool.

S-
 
Suppossed to be a quick disconnect pressure fitting. You can use a couple of screwdrivers, but the tool will make it a lot easier. had to use it on a fuel line once. Don't know why they call it a quick disconnect, you'd think it'd be like an air hose, but it ain't. One of the afore mentioned tools will work.
 
Suppossed to be a quick disconnect pressure fitting. You can use a couple of screwdrivers, but the tool will make it a lot easier. had to use it on a fuel line once. Don't know why they call it a quick disconnect, you'd think it'd be like an air hose, but it ain't. One of the afore mentioned tools will work.

its not a quick disconnect lol... its a quick connect! just to speed things up at the factory... they don't care about it from there.
 
oh yea, harbor frieght , thats my store there!!! haha, I actually had one of those other tools you guys pictured here, but i can't find the thing to save my damn life, but come to think of it , I don't think its nearly big enough for that ac fitting. anyways, I gotta hurry up and get this resolved... its hot as hell down here in the dirty! ha
 

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