Fuel Injection Pump Pressure Tester Gauge Kit, Car Gasoline Gas Fuel Oil Injector Test Manometer Tool Set 0-100PSI, Universal for Auto Truck SUV Motorcycle ATV RV

I used this to diagnose a Buick 3800 with a possible fuel pressure issue. Worked perfectly, saved me the cost of a fuel pump. Has adapters for most vehicles on the market. I hope to get a lot of years out of this. A bit of silicone on the gaskets annually keeps the seals worthy.

I would recommend to others

Needed a fuel pressure tester and this kit had what I needed so I purchased it. Seems to be accurate and is holding up so far. If I had to say anything bad about it, is that the hose is really quite stiff and made it a bit hard to work with. The price is right and got the job done.

This is a nice kit for the price. It does not work on my 94 F150. The attachment will not depress the valve to allow a reading. I'll be returning this.

Just what I ordered! Worked great

Easy to connect and use to check fuel pressure in the system lines up to the injectors. The only thing I would change and wish it had is a pressure release valve but you can't have everything at this very reasonable price. I'm very happy with this piece of equipment. 😀😀😀

Purchased this item to test the fuel pressure on my 1991 Geo Metro. Gauge was easy to use and appears to be accurate. Only drawback was that the included hose clamps were a little funky...a little surface rust, and the hex head fit no known socket, U.S. or metric. But a screwdriver saved the day, so all is well.

the gauge immediately started leaking. I messed with it and messed with it for 30mins.at first I thought the hose wasn't on the gauge tight enough, tightened it further (by-hand only - no tools), still leaking, then pulled out the hose fitting seal and flipped it over. {seemed like there was a flat-side and a tapered side), then hand re-tightened, still leaking, then swapped out the tapered O-ring and installed a new better quality thicker O-ring - STILL LEAKING...!!!by this time I guess I've sprayed about a "shot" of gasoline around the top of the motor.......so this time, while letting the car run a little while inspecting the connection I notice what looked like mountain dew starting to puddle INSIDE the gauge........ fuel was leaking INSIDE the gauge and running/spraying from the metal housing opening where the brass fitting is bolted inside the housing with two philips screws.....the threaded hose fitting was okay this whole time and the pressure gauge bulb mechanically failed internally.........Not too upset though, I suppose I got what I paid for, hopefully the replacement kit will have a good gauge this time.....even if I have to get a gauge from Horror Fright to complete the kit, I'm "ok."