Description
- High Accuracy: The fuel pressure tester adopts high-precision sensors, which can accurately measure the pressure change of the fuel system with very small error, providing reliable testing data for you
- Wide Compatibility: This fuel pressure tester kit comes with multiple hoses and adapters for most cars and vehicles, but note that it does not work with diesel high-pressure injection pumps or direct injection engines
- Easy to Operate: The fuel pressure gauge is designed with humanization and easy to understand. Simply connect the tester to the fuel system and you can quickly read the pressure data, which saves your time and energy
- Corrosion Resistance: The fuel pressure tester is made of high-strength materials with good corrosion and impact resistance. It can maintain stability and reliability for a long time even under harsh working environment
- Packing List: 1 x 3-1/2″ big dial pressure gauge, 2 x Cut hose, 2 x Hose clamps, 1 x T type parts, 13 x adapters, 1 x 8″L short hose, 1 x 15″L long hose with drain hose
Lee Belback –
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If you work on your own vehicles or are a technician or shade tree mechanic for anything with a fuel pump this is a great deal. Price is low, quality is decent and it works! I prefer to show my testing and show the issues I may come across with stuff so they are in the video/picture. It threads on to my fuel rail crossover smoothly and has no leakage at all. There are some fittings in the kit that have some damage or galling to the threads but nothing a thread chaser cant take car of. The sealing points smooth and thats probably the most important point after the threads. The kit does have a bunch of different adapters so you can use this on about any fuel set up thats up to 140psi. There are some more specialized fuel rail adapters you will probably have to get if you happen to have one of those specific vehicles but there are many more expensive kits out there with less adapters so you’d likely have to buy that anyways.
All in all the kit works, does it need some clean up yes however when I tested the threading of the adapters that have the issues noted they still thread on without crossing or causing damage now whether or not that will be true for everyones kit I cannot say but again I do recommend getting thread chasers as its always better to be safe than sorry.
Douglas M. –
Nice complete kit. Not the greatest quality but it will do the job just fine.
Raymond Avila –
A good basic fuel pressure testing kit.
I also have a harbor freight version which seems to be about the same in quality.
This unit is much cheaper though. I would say for testing fuel pressure a few times this is perfect.
Not sure how it will hold up over time but will update if anything changes!
K71B –
Tools…… tools are always so good to have even if you use it once it’s nice to have in you possession over borrowing renting or paying a shop to do the same thing. Fuel pressure testing it one of the many things that can help you in figure out issues with you vehicle , well this a kit for that. Many of different types of attachments at the ready to help you test pressures. The fittings all seems well built threads all look good and the gauge is nice and big and easy to read. My complaint well no really instructions for telling you which tool goes into what ( maybe you will just know ) but sometimes alittle chart of what is what would be great. Also open opening and testing I did notice the air valve release on the gauge was stuck at first I had to squeeze the button pretty firmly then it was fine after but could be a failure point in future use. All in all I would have as it’s nice to have for use
K71B –
If your car is not running and you are not sure what it is normally the first start is with the fuel pump. With this kid you find the prepper adapter attach it to the point on the fuel rail and then crank the key a couple times. If the fuel pressure barely moves then you have a fuel issue but if the fuel pressure builds up then you have a different issue. Believe it or not it’s better to have a high number. That way you can watch the gauge and see how long it takes for it to bleed off and you can’t use that to find out if you have a bad injector.
David –
This is a good kit to get you started, but be aware it may not have everything you need to test fuel pressure. Many cars don’t have a schrader valve anymore, which makes fuel pressure harder to test. My Honda for example uses quick connect fittings on the fuel lines, so those adapters are needed to better work with this kit. Even those quick connect fittings vary in size by car model. I think this kit will work great for occasional use and it may be cheaper than renting one from your local auto parts store.
Raymond Avila –
Kit includes a hard shell case to protect the pressure testing supplies and keep organized. Includes many adapters for all types of vehicles. Pretty simple test, just tap into the fuel rail to test fuel pressure. Pressure relief valve prevents fuel from spitting in your face when test is complete and removing the device. Good kit to have on hand!
Verified –
FYI when purchasing. I originally purchased the one without the pressure release. This one has it and comes with a variety of fittings. I used this on my 92 Jeep Cherokee XJ I6. Worked flawlessly.