Lisle Exhaust Hanger Removal Pliers 38350 — Compact Ergonomic Tool for Rubber Hangers

Lisle 38350 Exhaust Hanger Removal Pliers are a hand tool that quickly and safely separates rubber exhaust hangers from metal brackets to speed up removal and installation.

This compact plier is made for technicians and DIYers who need a simple, reliable method to detach the rubber mounts that suspend exhaust pipes and mufflers. It’s compatible with both import and domestic car and truck systems that use standard rubber hanger supports. Instead of struggling under the vehicle with screwdrivers or makeshift tools, the Lisle pliers let you squeeze a handle to slip the rubber off the bracket cleanly and with less strain.

How does the Lisle plier make hanger removal easier?

The tool is designed to apply steady leverage directly to the rubber support, forcing it off the metal pin without tearing the rubber or bending the bracket. Its jaws are shaped to cradle the hanger and push where needed, reducing twists and slips that are common with improvised tools.

• Ergonomic handles concentrate force for one-handed operation.
• Precision jaw shape targets rubber without scratching metal.
• Faster than pry-bars or screwdrivers, especially in tight spots.

Will this work on my vehicle’s exhaust hangers?

The Lisle 38350 fits most passenger cars, light trucks, and many import models that use separate rubber hanger mounts. It’s not vehicle-specific because it engages the rubber piece rather than relying on bracket shape.

• Compatible with common rubber hanger styles on domestic vehicles.
• Works with many import makes that use detachable rubber mounts.
• Ideal for aftermarket and OEM rubber supports of typical sizes.

Is the plier durable enough for frequent shop use?

Lisle tools are built for repeated service tasks, and this plier is no exception—constructed to withstand the leverage needed without bending. The simple, strong design minimizes failure points and is easy to maintain.

• One-piece jaw geometry reduces breakage risk under load.
• Robust pivot and handles stand up to routine garage duty.
• Low-maintenance tool — wipe clean and lubricate pivot occasionally.

How do I use the Lisle 38350 safely under a vehicle?

Position the plier so the jaw presses against the rubber where it meets the bracket, squeeze until the rubber slips past the metal lip, and work slowly to avoid sudden jerks. Always support the vehicle properly and protect your hands and eyes while working under a car.

• Secure vehicle with jack stands on level ground before starting.
• Place jaws around rubber, align force direction with hanger axis.
• Squeeze steadily; withdraw the rubber once it clears the bracket.

Who this is for: Mechanics, mobile technicians and home enthusiasts who regularly remove or replace exhaust systems will find the Lisle 38350 an efficient specialty tool for the job. It’s particularly useful when access is limited, when protecting hanger components is important, or when you want to speed repairs without improvising with unsuitable tools.