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| Weight | 1.78 kg |
|---|---|
| Brand | PARAOUTIL |
PARAOUTIL 12 V EVAP Fog Machine Car Dual Modes with Pressure Indicator
NZD $490.99
- Professional leak detectors – Leak detectors are special devices for leak detection in automotive piping systems. They can be used for air intake systems, automotive gaskets, exhaust systems, fuel tank systems and various fittings. Note: Not suitable for use on air conditioning pipes. Quickly detects line leaks in all 12V cars, motorcycles, snowmobiles, speedboats and more.
- Built-in air pump and level indicator – The fuel leak detector has a built-in air pump, so you don’t have to connect another air source. It is easy to track leaks wherever you are. The all-in-one design not only makes leak detection efficient, but also saves you time and money. The smoke tester is equipped with a level indicator that allows you to easily see the height of the liquid in the container.
- Overheating protection – The smoke tester is a smoke output device that accurately detects a variety of small leaks in the piping system of your vehicle and helps you or your mechanic quickly locate the leak. When the indoor temperature reaches 75 C, the smoke will activate the self-protection function and stop working automatically, safely and reliably.
- Easy to use – The smoke leak detector is designed with a hook, so you can hang the smoke machine under the bonnet when you want to inspect your car, which is perfect for detecting car leaks. The leak detector is small in size, but powerful in function, you only need to connect the leak detector to the device, press the start button to output smoke after 10 seconds, you can quickly locate the leak point of the automotive pipeline. The rated flow rate is less than 5L/min.
- Why do you need it – 1. A vacuum hose break leads to a mixture that is too thick, higher idle speed, poor start-up when warm-up, engine failures when accelerating, significant increase in fuel consumption and black smoke from the exhaust. 2. A blockage leads to idle deviation and slight stalling at idle speed. 3. A vacuum hose leak leads to weak engine running. 4.
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