28pcs Universal Radiator Pressure Tester Kit, coolant Pressure Tester kit coolant Vacuum Refill kit for Cooling System

I recently had the pleasure of using the exceptional multi-radiator tested kit, and it has exceeded all my expectations in providing a comprehensive and reliable solution for cooling system maintenance. This kit is a must-have for enthusiasts and professionals alike, as it empowers you to unlock the full potential of your radiators while ensuring peak performance and peace of mind.First and foremost, this kit offers a wide range of tools specifically designed to test and maintain radiators. From pressure testers to infrared thermometers, it equips you with everything you need to diagnose and address cooling system issues with precision and accuracy. The comprehensive selection of tools ensures that no matter the type or size of your radiator, you have the right instrument to perform thorough testing and maintenance.What sets this multi-radiator tested kit apart is its emphasis on quality and reliability. The tools are made from durable materials and exhibit excellent craftsmanship, ensuring longevity and consistent performance. They are designed to withstand the rigors of frequent use, making this kit a long-term investment that will serve you well for years to come.The accuracy and effectiveness of the kit's testing instruments impressed me greatly. The pressure tester enables you to check for leaks and assess the overall integrity of your radiator system. Meanwhile, the infrared thermometer allows you to measure temperature differentials across the radiator's surface, identifying any hotspots or inefficiencies. This level of precision ensures that you can pinpoint issues accurately and take appropriate corrective measures.Furthermore, the user-friendly nature of this kit deserves special mention. Clear instructions and intuitive interfaces make operating the tools a breeze, even for those with limited experience in cooling system maintenance. The manufacturer has gone the extra mile to provide comprehensive guides and tutorials to help users make the most of the kit's capabilities. The combination of accessible tools and supportive resources creates a seamless and stress-free user experience.In addition to its impressive functionality, the multi-radiator tested kit offers versatility in its applications. Its adaptability makes it a valuable asset for professionals working across various vehicles models.In summary, the multi-radiator tested kit is a game-changer for anyone seeking a reliable solution to diagnose, maintain, and optimize their cooling systems. Its comprehensive tool selection, emphasis on quality and reliability, and user-friendly design make it an indispensable asset for both professionals and enthusiasts. With this kit in your hands, you can unleash the full cooling power of your radiators with confidence. I highly recommend this multi-radiator tested kit to anyone looking to ensure efficient cooling performance and extend the lifespan of their valuable equipment!

Instructions are minimal, but you can easily find videos showing the process. Works like a charm.

Ok right off the bat, the kit comes with a booklet that spells out all the vehicles this kit will fit. Why is this info not on this page again?? Anyway, I took some photos of the booklet, and hopefully they will be high resolution enough to read in this review. (Edit: Right click and choose "open image in new tab" to get the full resolution photos, they seem readable.)As far as the kit itself, it's ok. I'm impressed by the large number of adapters this comes with. I previously bought a smaller kit that would not fit my car. This kit does, and it will probably fit your car too unless you have something really odd. The quality is about what I would expect for a generic tool. The adapters are plastic, but they seem pretty tough.The pressure test pump feels a little cheaper than I'd like it to. There are some plastic parts I wish were metal, but it does seem to work.I have not tested the vacuum filler yet, but I'll try to remember to update this if/when I do. But if that works, it will definitely make this kit worth the money.So, overall pretty decent. I'm not blown away by the quality, but let's face it, a name brand test kit with this many adapters would cost many hundreds of dollars. And if you're only occasionally testing your own vehicles, do you really want to spend that much?

First day it made me earn a lot of money, it's a good product

Doesn’t hold pressure, it leaks around the stem that is through the cap. Only will go to 10 psi on a known hood system.Highly disappointed.

Excellent tool! I use it mostly for motorcycles because of the tight spaces around the radiator cap and some bikes being notorious for getting air stuck in the system without several tries of burping and refilling.This tool gives you piece of mind that no matter how the coolant piping is situated, all air will be evacuated and replaced by only coolant (overheating caused by airlock is not a pleasant experience).My only caveat to this system is that I recommend that each connection be removed and wrapped in teflon tape to make sure the connections don’t leak over time. I also replaced one of the valves for something a little sturdier.Finally if you start to experience loss of vacuum pressure I recommend trying a few things before you call this tool junk.1. Set up the tool as you would normally do, attaching the radiator adapter cap to the blue line but instead of attaching it to your radiator just hold your thumb over the hole. Open compressor air supply and open the valve that begins to pull vacuum. The gauge should start to rise now at any point you can shut off the valve and stop pulling vacuum. If the gauge holds vacuum with your finger over the hole then the tool is still operating properly, if not then vacuum is leaking through the tool through one of the connections. Fix this before you continue.2. Once you have verified that the tool can pull and hold vacuum on its own and you attach the right radiator cap to your system make sure (especially on motorcycles) that no pressure is being applied by the fairings/bodywork onto the line. Just a slight nudge of the connection can cause vacuum to escape and convince you that the system or tool is faulty.3. While pulling vacuum slowly open the coolant supply line so that coolant reaches the very top of the valve and then close again and continue pulling vacuum. This is to ensure that when you are ready to refill that you do not suck air back into the system before the coolant is pulled.Lastly, I used the coolant hand pump to help me discover bad seals in a motorcycle water pump that needed to be rebuilt. I applied the pressure and the coolant gushed out immediately letting me know the seals went bad. Without this tool I probably would’ve been scratching my head and replacing unnecessary parts to find the problem!I’ve done about 6 bikes already with this tool and is now my method of choice for refilling and or testing coolant systems.Happy repairs to all! :-)