wim hoppenbrouwers
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click for bigger pic.Easy to do and very useful and cheap. LOL
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selfmade leak down tester
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click for bigger pic.Easy to do and very useful and cheap. LOL
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They usually have two gauges and valves, one for monitoring pressure from the line, and the other for measuring pressure in the cylinder
wim hoppenbrouwers
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Thanks for the quick reply Ehall.
Yes you are right, most of them are with 2 gauges. (My compressor has already one.)
But with one, it will work also perfect. When I put 100 PSI air into the cilinder,
shut off the valve and can see at the gauge or there is a big leakage.
But the most important thing is to listen to the engine. :listenmus
Yes you are right, most of them are with 2 gauges. (My compressor has already one.)
But with one, it will work also perfect. When I put 100 PSI air into the cilinder,
shut off the valve and can see at the gauge or there is a big leakage.
But the most important thing is to listen to the engine. :listenmus
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