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Old 09-07-01, 09:52 AM
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required stuff to test vac and pressure?

One of those $20 testers from sears and what else...?

What do I need to pump the air?
Old 09-07-01, 12:23 PM
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I think sears sells a thingy that can pump air as well as test vaccuum..its costs like $49 or something though.
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Mity-Vac test pump kit.
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Originally posted by capt. bill1
Mity-Vac test pump kit.
Sounds like a shop vac...can elaborate.
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Old 09-10-01, 02:27 PM
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Originally posted by capt. bill1
Mity-Vac test pump kit.
Funny: Sounds like something you'd order out the back of a dirty mag.

Seriously: How much they run?
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Found this for $20, but I see no way to pump air.
http://www.sears.com/sr/product/summ...id=00902179000
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I have a small electric compressor...one of those emergency road kit deals.

Can I hook it up to this Sears testor, then the new boost gauge to see if it is reading/calibrated right?
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You could, but you'll blow something up pretty fast. Get Mity-Vac, it's a little handheld thing that can be set to pump pressure or suck vacuum. Has a little guage on it too.
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http://mityvac.com
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Cool...so if you spend a little more to get the mighty vac you get the pump and a vac / pressure gauge....would not need to spend another $20 at Sears.
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