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$69.99
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SMK –
This is a nice leak down kit. The quality is a step above HF so not bad at all Very complete and easy to use and comes with a nice storage case. Works well and should fit about any kind of turbo’d vehicle.
Amznwmn –
I ordered this set for my son, who’s a mechanic. He’s really happy with it and says it helps him get his job done easier and faster.
N. –
We’ve got one of the 3.5 Ecoboost units and this kit worked great for checking the boost leakage, given the variety of inserts, it’ll also be handy for checking other turbos if/when they need looked at.
Kathryn –
I recently used the Orion Motor Tech Turbo System Leakage Tester Kit, and it has made diagnosing turbo leaks a breeze! This comprehensive 10-piece set comes with multiple stepped adapters that fit a wide range of hose sizes, ensuring a snug connection every time. The included pressure gauge is easy to use, allowing for quick pressurization and accurate leak detection. Plus, the rugged build quality and convenient storage case make it perfect for keeping my garage organized. If you’re dealing with turbo or cooling system issues, this kit is an invaluable tool to have on hand!
Shaun S –
This is a pretty good kit. It works well and does the job. I thought the adapters would be more like hard rubber but they are actually a hard plastic. This isn’t an issue if you use a hose to connect into the turbo system but I ran into an issue with the 1.4l where I didn’t want to use the hose and the adapters really dont work well without it. Overall the pressure gauge seems accurate and everything does what it is supposed to.
cody cain –
We have diagnosed multiple vehicles using this tool in a matter of months. My buddy has even borrowed it 3 times. It’s worth every penny.
Stephen S. –
not perfect and not a professional tool, but for a DIYer it is good for the price.
Buddy Tipton –
Not used it yet but, it’s made from hard plastic. I wouldn’t tighten clamps to tight. Appears to be a goo# tool.