Exhaust hanger removal pliers GEKO 285 mm — 32 mm jaw opening

Hand tool for removing and installing exhaust hangers and springs on vehicles. The GEKO exhaust hanger removal pliers measure 285 mm in length and feature a 32 mm jaw opening, designed for manual compression and release of rubber or metal hangers. The pliers provide a precise grip and mechanical leverage for workshop repairs, muffler replacement and underbody maintenance.

Advantages

The pliers combine a compact 285 mm length with a wide 32 mm jaw opening to access most exhaust hangers while retaining comfortable hand control. Hardened jaw faces and a shaped handle deliver secure gripping of both rubber and metal hangers without excessive deformation. The tool is intended for repeated manual use in automotive service environments, offering straightforward operation and mechanical advantage to reduce effort when detaching or fitting hangers and springs.

Suitable for

• Removing and installing exhaust rubber hangers on cars and light commercial vehicles
• Compressing and releasing exhaust spring mounts during muffler or pipe replacement
• Underbody maintenance where access is limited and precise grip is required
• Workshop technicians, mobile mechanics and DIY vehicle maintenance

Key specifications

• Overall length: 285 mm
• Maximum jaw opening: 32 mm
• Function: manual exhaust hanger and spring compression/release
• Material: steel construction with hardened jaw faces (mechanical characteristic)
• Grip type: shaped handles for hand leverage and control

How to use

Position the pliers so the jaws surround the exhaust hanger or spring, then squeeze the handles to compress the rubber or metal mount until it can be slipped off the exhaust pin or bracket. For installation, compress the hanger with the pliers, align the hanger over the pin or bracket and slowly release the handles so the hanger seats into place. Use steady pressure and controlled movements to avoid sudden releases; check that the hanger is correctly seated before driving.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when working under a vehicle. Inspect the tool before use for wear or damage to the jaws and handles. Store the pliers in a dry place after cleaning to prevent corrosion and ensure reliable operation during workshop and mobile service tasks.