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    What is this compression tester??!!!

    Hey Guys,

    What is this thing?!
    I found it in a tool box of mine.
    Obviously I purchased it while ago, but no recollection of it.
    It looks like a diesel compression tester, but no valve in it to release the pressure when done.
    It is no use as a typical compression tester 'cos it's got no valve in it hold the air pressure.

    Any thoughts?
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    Obviously I bought it for a reason that I can't remember now(obviously? ).
    It goes up to 500psi which indicates a diesel engine, me thinks.
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    Interesting. The gauge goes upto 500psi, but the hose says maximum pressure up to 300psi.
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    Try it on a pot and see if it works

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    Quote Originally Posted by growler2058 View Post
    Try it on a pot and see if it works
    Yeah, I did.
    It doesn't do anything 'cos there's no valve. I opened up the neck and see if I can squeeze in a normal schrader valve, but no good.
    There's an idea in the back of my head why I got it but it's been years and I've forgotten it.

    There is no difference between a diesel compression tester and petrol one, other than the higher compression rating on a diesel one, right?

    Looking at the tester and adapters in the kit, it does look like a diesel compression tester?!!

    AFAIK, a compression tester must have a release valve, but this one doesn't.
    Last edited by dom14; 20th January 2018 at 04:44 PM.
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