Re: [DML] Bosch CIS Pressure tester

[Soma576@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 5/30/2005 6:21:01 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
doctorDHD@xxxxxxx writes:

I was  thinking of purchasing a Bosch CIS Fuel Injection system pressure   
tester and all the ones I see show a picture of a gauge connected to a  some  
hoses 
with female threaded connectors.

Am I missing some  important concept here?  I figured the hoses would  have 
to 
have  banjo fittings.

Thanks,

D² &  6530



Don't worry, the CIS pressure tester comes with a bag full of adaptors to  
connect to various parts of the fuel injection system.  I have a gauge set  from 
Tool-Aid by B&G tools (about $80) which came with every adaptor part I  have 
ever needed.  Buying one of these is a wise investment.  It can  make many 
unknowns in your fuel system go away.  Now you will be able to  visually verify a 
bad accumulator, warm up regulator, or pressure regulator  among many other 
important things.  Even if you only use it once, it's  worth the money compared 
to bringing the car to shop that actually has one and  asking them to check 
on a few things for you with it.
 
Andy


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