Universal Fuel Pump Removal Tool, Adjustable Fuel Tank Lock Ring Tool With 1 Lock Ring Spanner(5.31" to 7.17"), Metric Car Fuel Lid Tank Cover Collar Ring Spanner for Most Vehicles

Fuel Tank Cap Disassembly ToolMaterial: Chrome Vanadium SteelAdjustable Diameter Range: 5.31 inches to 7.17 inchesPackage Contents: Universal Fuel Pump Disassembly Tool x1Features: Sturdy, Durable, Wear-Resistant, Corrosion-Resistant, Rust-Resistant, Adjustable Diameter, Universal Function: Helps to quickly and effectively remove the fuel pump locking ring without damaging the oil pump ring

• Size Adjustable: This adjustable fuel pump lock ring tool is equipped with three adjustable arms with an adjustment range of 5.31 inches to 7.17 inches, suitable for fuel pump lock rings on most vehicle models. Note: Please carefully check the diameter of your vehicle's lock ring before purchasing to ensure compatibility.
• Not Damaging the Fuel Pump: This fuel pump removal tool eliminates the need for a punch and hammer to knock off the lock ring, which prevents the lock ring from falling off the track or damaging the fuel pump, helping you to quickly and effectively complete the fuel sender replacement work.
• Durable Material: This universal fuel tank cap disassembly tool is made of high-quality chromium-vanadium steel, which is highly sturdy, durable, wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, rust-resistant, not easy to break or deform, suitable for long time use.
• Effortless and Efficient: This oil pump locking ring wrench has adjustable clamping feet and a curved design that fits snugly against the fuel tank cap to prevent slippage during use. The fuel pump ring removal tool allows for the quick and secure removal and installation of seals of various sizes, saving time and effort. Note: Before use, check the specific dimensions and use with a 1/2-inch drive tool.
• Package Contents: You will receive 1 set of fuel pump removal tool that is suitable for symmetrical holes and 5- or 7-hole fuel tank caps. This fuel tank ring tool is a must-have if you need to open the fuel tank or repair a faulty fuel sensor, sending unit, or fuel sender/float.