I guess I'm just a moron here. I'm removing everything to change my headgasket and check to see if my head is shot. On my fuel rail at both ends are hoses that are connected to the rail. Inside of the hoses at the connection are these little plastic tabs that I'm are there to help disconnect. I cannot figure out for the life of me how to disconnect these tubes. Any help here would be great. 90 XJ is the model.

 

You need a quick disconnect tool...something like this
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/acc...fier=2356_0_0_
not necessarily from AZ, just the first one I found searching. Any part store should have them.
Make sure you bleed off the pressure from the fuel rail via the valve on the rail first....

 

I've got the tools already and have been trying and I can't get it to do crap.

 

Should be as simple as fitting over the line and pressing the tool into the fitting, should pop right off. Sure you got the right kind/size?

 

Yeah. I just got it. It had a bunch of dirt inside of it so o cleanded the dirt out with a paper clip and out she came. Thanks for the help. I love this forum.

 

Carry on, soldier. LOL

 

Lol. I'm a dummie.