Ah man that's the pits. I had this happen on my Cougar. I had to use two tiny flatheads and work it, not fun and I destroyed it more but finally got it out.
I got my clutch line disconnect tool from Matco. I assume that all the major tool makers have them. This guy happened to have it on his truck. It was rather flimsy and didn't work to well. Rockauto.com sells a complete line with sleeve.
I got my clutch line disconnect tool from Matco. I assume that all the major tool makers have them. This guy happened to have it on his truck. It was rather flimsy and didn't work to well. Rockauto.com sells a complete line with sleeve.
Try cutting a piece of flexible plastic the right thickness to the right size and see if you slid it up in place. I use 2 small screwdrivers on each side to push it in to release the catch. I made one from a 1/32 teflon sheet once.