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Your cart is empty.Differential Covers. Drive tool between the gasket and then use a hammer from the side to separate the pan from the gasket. Blade is made from hardened carbon steel. Replacement blade available separately.
E. C. Maxwell
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024
I had to replace my oil pan and knew the OEM sealant would be a real pain. This tool proved indispensable for safely separating the oil pan from the engine, and was easy to use. Definitely better and easier than anything I could have come up with by rummaging through my toolbox.
Steveny
Reviewed in Canada on August 4, 2024
This is one of those devices that you'll be thankful for when you need it.I used this for separating the transmission pan and valve cover pan with ease. Actually this device went through like butter with minimal hammering.The only negative is the price, this is so expensive, but, what can you do.Great products, just pricey.
brian s.
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2024
Lisle 50210 Gasket Separator made quick work of the RTV gasket holding on my oil pan. This tool was very easy to use. I used a small dead blow hammer and worked it all the way around my oil pan. It never gouged my aluminum engine block. The handle/nut kept loosening was my only complaint. I ended up tightening the handle until it bottomed out in the tool which seems to help. Excellent tool.
Lisa Lopez
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024
Used to remove 2006 Nissan Xterra timing chain fwd cover. Works as advertised making removal quick and easy.
Mkruger
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024
We had an oil pan that was stuck to the block. Nothing we tried worked until we tried this tool. Hammered the thin blade into the space between the pan and the block and then tapped it along the edge while using the handle to guide it. The handle also allowed us to use the tool to pry the pieces apart without removing it. Tool is well made.
J. Griffin
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
What difference between this and the ones for less money.This Lisle comes in professional packaging all put together.I bought this one and the others sold at half the price.The blade edge is almost sharp and starts off thin, unlike the cheap one I bought.I did have to take the blade off and smooth out the edge and sharpen so as not to scratch the aluminum transmission and aluminum pan, I was trying to remove.Once perfect, I super glued the blade in place and had at it.It worked perfect. What a great invention.I am 100% happy… 😊
CJ Ainsworth
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024
will separate a gasket from an oil pan. and it's durable
Austin Review’s
Reviewed in Canada on January 9, 2024
After dealing with a particularly stuck oil pan I looked for something that could work better than the usual go too’s. I came across this and decided to try it. After a few uses I really like it and it has saved me some headaches. The blade has held up pretty well and so far I have used it to separate valve covers, engine and transmission oil pans, and a timing cover. It taps in pretty quickly and is easy enough to tap down the gasket until you can pry the pieces apart and it hasn’t marred a surface yet. I can see it lasting a long time as long as you don’t use it to try and pry the pieces apart after you have tapped it in.
CH
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024
I learned about this tool in a Hyundai factory service manual. All my life I've been using various methods to separate pans.. it always sucked, never any fun, sometimes required hammering/bending of pan edges to re-straighten them before reinstallation. Sometimes required filing down gouges in aluminum castings. With this tool, all that changes.It's one of those tools were you use it and say where has this thing been all my life. After using it once it's now my go-to anytime I have to remove a pan of any type. It just works very very well.Spent more for the Lisle version of this tool.. as always, don't regret doing it. I've come to learn that if Lyle makes a tool I'm looking for, I'd rather spend a bit extra for the Lisle. I'm no Snap-On or Mac guy, but I've definitely become a Lisle guy.Part of this tool is a blade. As with any blade you don't want it to be low quality. The blade also has an attachment that has to withstand hammering Force.. again you don't want questionable quality here either. No surprise, the Lyle version of this tool shines in both respects. I'm not paid by Lyle, just trying to save other some headache that comes with many cheaper imitations. Whenever you can afford it, by the Lisle version- your knuckles will thank you.
D. Kelly Doran
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2024
This tool works just fine. But have to keep the metal blade lightly oiled, mine started to rust in only a few days after purchase. The blade piece is soft which is good for not causing too much damage when separating aluminum pieces, but you will need to clean the edge if you drop the tool as it will become damaged.
Customer
Reviewed in Australia on June 11, 2023
Good handy tool
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