How To
#2
step 1: obtain pressure tester 2/proper adapter for your filler neck.
step 2: attach tester
step 3: pump tester until gauge indicates pressure your radiator cap is rated for
step 4: observe gauge to see if pressure drops over time while observing engine bay for drips...
there you go.
step 2: attach tester
step 3: pump tester until gauge indicates pressure your radiator cap is rated for
step 4: observe gauge to see if pressure drops over time while observing engine bay for drips...
there you go.
#3
You can rent the pressure testers at Auto Zone. However, when I rented one it did not have the adapter to fit the cap. However, you might have to order that from the company that makes the tester.
James
James
#4
Just don't run that pressure past 16psi or you could pop a water seal. What I did and was taught with a rotary..Pump it to about 13-15max slowly and make sure it holds the pressure....I know you already know this, but there are people who went to high and pooof! over