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Fuel Injection Pressure Gauge 0-100PSI, TU-113 Fuel/Oil Pressure Tester Gasoline Gauge Fuel Pressure Diagnostic Tool
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Description
Description;
TU-113 automatic fuel pressure gauge diagnostic tools for fuel injection pump tester. The fuel injection pressure test kit is well organized in a blow molded case for easy transportation, simple storage and quick identification
- Easy to test pressure: This fuel injection pressure test kit can easily test the pressure of the fuel system on most cars (not suitable for CIS-Jetronic, Bosch, GM). This complete kit equipped with adapters and fittings, convenient to use
- Fuel Vacuum Gauge Kit: TU-113 automatic diagnostic tool for fuel injection pump tester. The fuel injection vacuum test kit is neatly organized in a blow-molded case for easy transport, simple storage, and quick identification.
- Superior Quality: Made of high-quality copper alloy and rubber, this fuel injection vacuum tester kit is robust, resistant to aging and abrasion, ensuring maximum strength and durability for long-term use.
- Dual-scale test gauge: Dual-scale fuel pressure test gauge (psi and bar), indicating a range of 0~100psi and 0~7bar. Made with high-quality materials and under strict quality control, performance and quality guaranteed.
Features:
- Condition: 100% Brand New
- Material: Copper alloy + rubber
- Tool color: As shown in the picture
- Case color: Red
- Unit: Psi, Bar
- Pressure range: 0~100psi and 0~7bar
- Gauge diameter: 90mm
- Package weight: Approximately 1105g
Package list:
1*Fuel injection pressure gauge kit
Features
- BrandSNQ
- Width9 cm
- Weight1105 g
- MaterialRubber
- Pcs per pack1 .
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