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Fuel Pump Removal Tool - Fuel Pump Lock Ring Tool, Fuel Tank Repair Kit, Fuel Tank Lid Cover Remove Spanner, 3/8' to 1/2' Adjustable Lock Ring Spanner

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  • Universal: This Fuel Pump Module Spanner Wrench fits most plastic retaining rings, Compatible with all vehicles that have silent fuel tank lid, adjustable from 3/8" to 1/2" (38mm to 168mm) ratchet drives.
  • Applications: Suitable for vehicles to remove and install the fuel pump retaining ring that holds the fuel pump module on the gas tank.
  • Easy Handle: Anyone who needs to remove a ring nut to change out or install a fuel pump, replace fuel sending unit, change the fuel filter etc. MUST have this wrench!! Gets the job done quickly!! Zero damage to the plastic ring nut with this wrench and it's totally adjustable to fit whatever size ring nut possible!!
  • Work with: All that is needed is a 12mm wrench to set the width of the arms and a 3/8" drive ratchet with extension. Perfect though. Way better then a screw driver and hammer (that didn't work).Make sure you tighten the two small bolts before use. The wrench easily engages in the ridges around a threaded locking collar that secures the fuel pump to the top of the tank.
  • You can use on all kind of vehicle with slient fuel tank lid.



Product Description

What does this fuel pump removal tool do?

Our fuel pump removal tool easily removes and installs the lock ring on the fuel tank when servicing the fuel pump or fuel sending unit,

remove a ring nut to change out or install a fuel pump and change the fuel filter etc.

This fuel pump removal wrench will save you time and energy during the installation and removal of these lock rings!

Zero damage to the plastic ring nut with this wrench and it's totally adjustable to fit whatever size ring nut possible!!

Can this fuel tank lid remover tool fit my car?

The universal design allows the tool to fit for any size of plastic ring nut. (For some metal lock ring, we have another tool, you can have a reference in our store).

Jaw adjustable range:122~199mm,suitable for different fuel tank lid. ․Special jaws design to remove & install the tank closely.

If you are not sure,please calculate the top of the fuel pump and tell us the size and we will check for you.

Compatible with all vehicles that have silent fuel tank lid, adjustable from 3/8" to 1/2" (38mm to 168mm) ratchet drives.

Applicable for Car models List:

Will work on most of the plastic collars, but not all.

For toyota corolla

For kia

For Audi

If your BMW has a plastic lock ring, this is the tool for you. If your BMW has a metal lock ring,please check the other tool in our store.

For infinity suv

If you have no idea if this tool works or not for you, please inquiry us via amazon message for help before buy. thanks

What other tools I need to remove the fuel pump lock ring?

All that is needed is a 12mm wrench to set the width of the arms and a 3/8" drive ratchet with extension. Perfect though.

Way better then a screw driver and hammer (that didn't work).Make sure you tighten the two small bolts before use.

The wrench easily engages in the ridges around a threaded locking collar that secures the fuel pump to the top of the tank.

Is this item of good quality?

The tool is all steel and uses wing nuts to lock the arms in place.

It it a must have?

Never try removing the lid without this tool. Sparks can cause an explosion if the seals are leaking.

This tool fits tight and locks and unlocks using a large breaker bar or ratchet.

So you may use it only once. But it's smarter to do so than bashing on the retainer ring and potentially destroying fuel pump components. Or the tank.

The tank BTW is USD 1500. The pump USD 200. But this item. Sturdy, takes a 1/2-inch drive ratchet.

Fuel Pump Tank Lid Remover

Adjustable Curve Foot Fuel Tank Lid Remover

  • Butterfly Nut Design for easy adjustable.
  • The curvature of the foot can be firmly fixed on the tank cover to ensure that the operation without sliding.
  • No slipping or damages to the plastic lock!
Adjustable Fuel Pump Tank Lid Remover

Adjustable Fuel Pump Tank Lid Remover

  • All that is needed is a 12mm wrench to set the width of the arms and a 3/8" drive ratchet with extension.
fuel pump remove tool

Applications for vehicles:

  • Adjustable for Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Volkswagen (VW), Chrysler(not work for GM with metal lock rings).
  • Compatible with all vehicles that have silent tank lids, most plastic retaining rings.
fuel pump lock ring tool

User Guide:

  • Fixed position of wrench and tighten the two butterfly nuts.
  • Use the torque wrench and rotate the socket adapter to loose fuel tank lock ring.
  • Loose the butterfly nuts and remove the wrench
  • Remove the fuel tank lock ring.

Compatible for List:

Benz: with plastic fuel pump lock rings, instead of metal fuel pump lock rings, such as 07 Benz GL450

BMW: with plastic fuel pump lock rings, instead of metal fuel pump lock rings(such as BMW 5-series E60, 2006 Bmw 325i N52, 08 BMW 335xi E92, 2005 BMW 325xi)

2000 Jeep Wrangler, 07 Audi A6 Quattro, 2007 corolla, 2004 VW Jetta, 2004 eclipse, Ford Escape 2003,Ford Fusion Gen 1, 2007 Ford Fusion, Volvo wagon, 2002 Volvo S60 AWD,2002 Mk1 Audi TT Quattro 225HP,

Audi: with plastic fuel pump lock rings, instead of metal fuel pump lock rings

Will updated time to time.

Not Compatible for List:

BMW 335i, BMW with metal fuel pump lock rings

05-10 Chrysler 300 with metal fuel pump lock rings

GM cars with metal fuel pump lock rings

955 Porsche Cayenne

2014 Mercedes C250

dodge ram

ford

Will updated time to time.

Compatible for List:

Polaris RZR

mazda 6


talon212
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
Good
talon212
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
Good
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
This tool doesn’t work, if the cover of the fuel pump is on tight, the metal on this tool just bends (both the socket and the hole it goes in).
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
This tool doesn’t work, if the cover of the fuel pump is on tight, the metal on this tool just bends (both the socket and the hole it goes in).
Greener
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024
Needed to replace my fuel pump in my 1999 Jeep Sahara. Once you adjust the arms snuggly and be sure to tighten the wing nuts it turned the lock ring. It didn’t slip on the initial turn at all. The wing nut loosened up on its own somehow. Worked well tightening also. It’s a great tool for a light duty task. I’d change out the wing nuts for nylon lock nuts next.Pictures show old pump. Pump removed. New pump installed.
Greener
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024
Needed to replace my fuel pump in my 1999 Jeep Sahara. Once you adjust the arms snuggly and be sure to tighten the wing nuts it turned the lock ring. It didn’t slip on the initial turn at all. The wing nut loosened up on its own somehow. Worked well tightening also. It’s a great tool for a light duty task. I’d change out the wing nuts for nylon lock nuts next.Pictures show old pump. Pump removed. New pump installed.
Lowell C.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024
The tool did what I needed it to do but it slipped off easily and needed to be readjusted and tightened often.
Lowell C.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024
The tool did what I needed it to do but it slipped off easily and needed to be readjusted and tightened often.
Jeff Stearns
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023
Works well to remove & install fuel pump lock rings. This tool makes it easy to do a job that's otherwise tricky.Removing the pump lock rings from a 2002 Thunderbird is nearly impossible without this tool. With the tool, it's a breeze.The adjustment slots are a bit rough, so it takes some fiddling to make small adjustments. But it's a minor detail that's not a problem.
Jeff Stearns
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023
Works well to remove & install fuel pump lock rings. This tool makes it easy to do a job that's otherwise tricky.Removing the pump lock rings from a 2002 Thunderbird is nearly impossible without this tool. With the tool, it's a breeze.The adjustment slots are a bit rough, so it takes some fiddling to make small adjustments. But it's a minor detail that's not a problem.
TreeShade
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2023
I could have made one but it would have taken more time. In all honesty this item works if you take your time and apply downward pressure while u twist. Can’t go wrong for the price. Works on 99-07 f350 that I know of. I don’t know if the 08-23 use the same type of retaining ring but based on a quick google image search, it’s the same type of retaining ring (plastic with raise indentations). So im going to say it works 99-23. If u take out quite a few of them, weld the arms in place. Or even buy a few since they are that cheap and weld them in place for the “big three” truck manufacturers.I don’t know why you would fault the tool if it doesn’t work or it busted your ring retainer - it’s not specific to just one particular vehicle. Takes some skill and know-how to avoid damaging the retainer. Sometimes it’s unavoidable all together.I generally remove the retainer with a blunt chisel and it works well but I wanted something I can remove and tighten the retainer ring faster and more consistently. This fits the bill.
TreeShade
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2023
I could have made one but it would have taken more time. In all honesty this item works if you take your time and apply downward pressure while u twist. Can’t go wrong for the price. Works on 99-07 f350 that I know of. I don’t know if the 08-23 use the same type of retaining ring but based on a quick google image search, it’s the same type of retaining ring (plastic with raise indentations). So im going to say it works 99-23. If u take out quite a few of them, weld the arms in place. Or even buy a few since they are that cheap and weld them in place for the “big three” truck manufacturers.I don’t know why you would fault the tool if it doesn’t work or it busted your ring retainer - it’s not specific to just one particular vehicle. Takes some skill and know-how to avoid damaging the retainer. Sometimes it’s unavoidable all together.I generally remove the retainer with a blunt chisel and it works well but I wanted something I can remove and tighten the retainer ring faster and more consistently. This fits the bill.
Anthony Riche
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2023
I ordered this tool to remove the plastic lock/retainer on the fuel pump and fuel filter of my 2003 e320 Mercedes. The tool isn't the most solid thing but it will get the job done which is what I wanted. I DID have to hit the lock/retainer with a separate tool to jar it loose before using this tool to finish the job. The lock/retainer was on just too tight and I couldn't get the leverage and force needed just simply using this tool.
Anthony Riche
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2023
I ordered this tool to remove the plastic lock/retainer on the fuel pump and fuel filter of my 2003 e320 Mercedes. The tool isn't the most solid thing but it will get the job done which is what I wanted. I DID have to hit the lock/retainer with a separate tool to jar it loose before using this tool to finish the job. The lock/retainer was on just too tight and I couldn't get the leverage and force needed just simply using this tool.
john
Reviewed in Canada on November 18, 2020
works
john
Reviewed in Canada on November 18, 2020
works
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2018
Used this on my 2002 Mk1 Audi TT Quattro 225HP. The tool is all steel and uses wing nuts to lock the arms in place. The wing nuts do loosen with continued use but I only needed this for the first couple turns and then it was loose enough for my hand to get the cap the rest of the way off. I had no issues and quality was good enough to get the job done. No complaints.
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2018
Used this on my 2002 Mk1 Audi TT Quattro 225HP. The tool is all steel and uses wing nuts to lock the arms in place. The wing nuts do loosen with continued use but I only needed this for the first couple turns and then it was loose enough for my hand to get the cap the rest of the way off. I had no issues and quality was good enough to get the job done. No complaints.