[mightymouse]

Hello, how do you disconnect the bushing that connects the fuel line to the engine? I could not find a diagram with the name of it so I've included a couple pictures below to help you see what I'm talking about. This part is located on the backside of the camshaft cover/valve cover. Do I need a special tool to remove it? Thanks for your time.

 

[unclemiltie]

What are you trying to accomplish?

If you're just trying to get the fuel line/rail out of the way just disconnect it from the intake manifold and pull it out then let it flop over onto the side of the car by the hinge.

If you're trying to actually change the rail you need a special tool to disconnect those connectors.

 

[mightymouse]

Thanks for responding unclemilte. What I need to accomplish doesn't matter. The connector outlined in red must be disconnected. How is that done? If I need a special disconnect tool, what is its name? Thanks.

 

[TankTak]

Thanks for responding unclemilte. What I need to accomplish doesn't matter. The connector outlined in red must be disconnected. How is that done? If I need a special disconnect tool, what is its name? Thanks.

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/...557385-P?searchTerm=ac+&+fuel+line+disconnect

 

[mightymouse]

Procedure for disconnecting fuel line from engine

Thanks for responding TankTak. Although that is the right tool for the job, you did not answer the second part to my question - "How is this done?" I'm an idiot so explicit instructions are appreciated on this end. Sometimes the seemingly simple is not so obvious...

As I already had this tool available, I went back and figured out how to disconnect the line on my own. I've included pictures of each step below.

Cheers.