🔧 Master your car repairs with precision and ease — don’t get left stranded!
The LZLINYJLONG Relay Puller Pliers are expertly engineered automotive tools featuring forged 304 stainless steel tips and insulated non-slip handles. Designed for precision in confined spaces, they simplify the removal of relays, fuses, and windshield wiper arms on a wide range of vehicles. Sold in convenient 2-packs, these durable pliers combine professional-grade quality with ergonomic design to save time and protect delicate components during repairs.
| Manufacturer | LZLYN |
| Brand | LZLINYJLONG |
| Model | Relay Puller Pliers, Fuse Remover Tool |
| Item Weight | 6.3 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 12.6 x 4.92 x 0.83 inches |
| Item model number | LZLYN-988 |
| Exterior | Painted |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LZLYN-988 |
V**N
Good item
Works as expected
A**R
puller pliers
they work great
G**Y
Not for J case fuses
Worked fine for relays and other fuses, but not J case.
R**.
as described
makes pulling fuses quick and fast good quality and price fast shipping
P**4
Take to a reputable small shop that services lots of cars and trucks.
Well, I brought the car to the mechanic who works on it. He replaced it for a small cost. They plugged in to their large all models electronic computer, all wires and all sensors and systems are good. After the fuse price was another $20 .
S**P
This takes the dread out of pulling fuses
This is my new favorite cool tool. No more messing with the tiny plastic puller.
O**T
A good goodbye for the price
Exactly what I needed to pull these fuses and relay switches out perfect
A**R
Worked OK when there was no shroud around the relay. Did not work when there was a shroud.
The tongs were slightly larger than the slots available in multiple Subaru engines. I tested in a 2002 Forester and a 2012 Impreza. Please see the attached image. Also, when I tried to grasp the top of the relay, the tongs flexed too much and did not grip. This puller worked fine on a standard relay in a 2006 Toyota sienna where I had full access to grasp beneath the relay as there was no shroud around the relay.
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