Five tools. Everyday workshop tasks.
Choose the tool you need for electrical connectors, trim fasteners or hose clamps—or select the complete five-piece set. The complete set combines straight and angled jaws with easy-to-hold red handles.
A purposeful grip for connector tabs
The forged plier body and broad opening help you get a steady hold on connector housings. Position the jaws carefully, release the lock and ease the connection apart.
Reach around tight spaces
The 60° offset pliers help approach connectors tucked behind surrounding components. Curved jaws and PVC-covered handles support controlled positioning.
Lift clips and trim fasteners
Use the clip-removal pliers to lift plastic rivets and upholstery fasteners around door panels and interior trim. Check the fastener type before applying pressure.
Thin jaws for close access
The 2-in-1 clip head has a thin profile for getting beneath round and square fasteners. Spring-loaded handles help with repeated clip-removal tasks.
Hold hose clamps open
The locking hose-clamp pliers are designed for flat-band and ring-type clamps. Lock the handles to hold a compatible clamp open while repositioning a hose.
Know what is in your set
The complete set includes five tools: CV boot clamp pliers, a double-ended separator (Electrical Disconnect Pliers), trim clip pliers, 60° electrical connector pliers (Pliers Automotive Electrical) and locking hose-clamp pliers. Individual styles include one selected tool. Carbon-steel construction with PVC-covered grips. Refer to the artwork for individual dimensions.
Good to know
What is included?
What is included?
Choose one individual tool or Buy 1 Set (5-Piece). Each individual-tool option includes one tool. The complete set includes all five tools. The displayed price follows your selected style.
Will these fit my vehicle?
Will these fit my vehicle?
Fit depends on the connector, clip and clamp design. Check the jaw shape and illustrated dimensions against the part you are working on.
How should I use them safely?
How should I use them safely?
Switch off the ignition and let the engine cool. Follow the vehicle service procedure, wear eye protection and release pressure before working on hoses. These are not insulated tools; never use them on live electrical circuits.