🔧 Efficient Fuel Line Clip Removal with Performance Tool W83115 Pliers Review

The tool is well made. Helps reach hard-to-reach bolts and screws. You won't be able to use it to loosen frozen fasteners, but it will definitely help you in hard-to-reach places. You can store extra bits in the handle, which is very convenient!

A great tool with a flexible shaft and plenty of storage space for accessories in the handle. The main downside is that there are no markers to tell you how many turns you're making. I use masking tape to mark my top position when installing the carburetor idle screw and it works great.

It was super helpful and very versatile. If you are ordering this for Honda CBR600F4 to use with D-Bit you will need to order Motion Pro D-Bit. But the flexible shaft is great for working in tight spaces. Have found it can be used anywhere on the bike.

It took me eight hours to get this screw out from behind the starter on the side of the engine. It was pressed against the motor mount with this tool and a set of ball sockets that took only 30 minutes to start up ONLY suggested enough that the short handle ratcheting ball head would get the job done.

I used it with the D connector purchased separately here at Revain for less than $5. The socket snapped right into this tool and gave me a product similar to the device that Honda sells for adjusting the air adjustment screw. Honda sells its product for $80. This tool cost me about $15 including the extra D connector. This worked on my 2007 Honda VTX 1300S.

Purchased to adjust the Kawasaki Vulcan 750 carburetors. Very little space as the air/fuel mixture screw is close to the cylinder body. I ordered a few different products to be able to adjust these bolts and this was the only product that I was able to adjust without removing the carburetors. The kit didn't come with the flat head cutter that I needed, but I did have a few of the other tool kits. I highly recommend this product.