Fuel System
Use these tools for work on fuel pumps, injectors and tank sensors. Check the connection size in mm or inch. For parts with a specific fit, verify the OEM number matches. The tools are made for daily shop use and prevent damage to sensitive components.
Diesel Fuel Filter Wrench for Volvo, VW Crafter
Universal 3-Arm Tank Sensor Wrench | 89 - 170 mm
Fuel Line Tool for MINI Cooper
Socket Set for Bosch Distributor Injection Pumps | 5 pcs.
Tank Sensor Wrench, adjustable | 12.5 mm (1/2") Drive
Fuel Pipe Wrench Set | for BMW | 2 pcs.
Injection Pump Sprocket Holding Tool | for Ford 2.2 & 3.2 TDCi Duratorq (Puma)
Removal Pliers for Fuel Lines
Diesel Fuel System Bleeding and Cleaning Tool Set | for Ford & Land Rover
Diesel Pump Sprocket Puller | for Renault / Nissan / Opel / Vauxhall
Fuel Line Disconnecting Tool | for Ford
Fuel Sensor Wrench | for Mercedes-Benz, BMW, VW, Audi, Porsche
Carburettor Jet Cleaning Tool Set | 16 pcs.
Quick Connector Seperating Pliers | for Line Systems
Injection Pump Assembling and Disassembling Tool Set | for Ford 2.0 ECOblue
Hose / Tube Connector Kit for Bleeding Diesel Systems
Fuel Filter Wrench | for Ford Transit 2.2 TDCi
Fuel Pump Maintenance Cover Removal Tool | for Ford 2.0L Diesel EcoBlue
Tank Sensor Wrench, adjustable | 24 mm Drive
Choose the right fuel system tool
Which size or version do you need?
Fuel system tools work on various connections. Think of sockets for injection pumps with a specific number of teeth, or wrenches for fuel lines in millimetres or inch. Always check the size of the part you are working on. This prevents the wrench from not fitting or slipping off.
Where does it go wrong when ordering?
Many tools are specific to certain engines or brands. A tank sensor wrench for Peugeot or Citroën will not fit a Toyota. Compare the OEM number of the original part with the tool specification. Only then can you be sure it is suitable for your vehicle.
Which standard or specification matters?
For injectors and pumps, precision is important. A test set must handle the correct diameters and pressures. Choose tools that meet the manufacturer's standards. This prevents damage to delicate parts and lets you work safely on the fuel system.
This tooling sits under Engine & Attachments. Working on the injectors themselves? See Petrol & Diesel Injectors. For setting up engine control you need Engine Timing, and for loosening seized parts on the block, Other Special Tools is the place to look.