9CL-70250
Combustion gas (co2) leak tester kit (with vertical chambers)
- Test of the presence of CO2 in the cooling system resulted from worn head gaskets, deformed cylinder heads or cracked engine blocks.
- Quick and accurate use, with simple installation and no need to make an overhaul.
- Provided with high quality US-made tester fluid and an extra empty bottle for used fluid storage, which can be self-regenerating for multiple uses.
- V-shape rubber cone for universal application.
- Compatible with all other radiator testing adapters provided by 9 CIRCLE.
- Stock Ref. No. 9CL-71025
- Dimensions
- Instructions
- Downloads
- Video
Packing | BMC | |
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Packaging | 5 | sets/carton |
N.W | 1.25 | kg/set |
12.5 | kg/carton | |
G.W. | 13.5 | kg/carton |
Size | 35 x 24 x 8.6 | cm/set |
Size | 49.5 x 44.5 x 36.5 | cm/carton |
OPERATION INSTRUCTION
- Prepare a container and remove the approximately 1/10 of the volume of coolant form the radiator.
- Disassemble the rubber cone from the detector.
- Install the rubber bulb, cap, upper chamber, lower chamber, brass adapter, and the available radiator cap one after another (this way could provide a safer and more accurate test). And then, fill the upper chamber with blue detector liquid till the black line.Alternative installment for the situation when there is no available radiator cap.
- Install the rubber bulb, cap, upper chamber, lower chamber, and rubber cone one after another.
- Please hold the detector body as operating.
- Pump the rubber bulb continually to draw the steam from radiator.
TEST ANALYSIS
- If exhaust gas presents in cooling system, the color of test liquid turn from blue to green or yellow when the steam mixes with CO2 detector liquid in detector.
- If the detector liquid still in blue during test operating, it means the gasket keeps in good condition.