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Harbor freight/Pittsburgh compression tester or leak down tester

raddksn

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Any one have either one, pros cons any input?

I'm working in the big city (Chicago) for the next couple days. I'm sitting on a 25% off coupon and thinking using that for one ore the other. I mostly work on snowmobiles,ATV's lawn and garden/small engine stuff. Any recommendations or advice?

Thanks
 
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joejeep92

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Well I have not personally used the Harbor Freight testers but others I know have and they were fine. Check to see it has the right adapters you need and go from there. I went to tooltopia and got a mityvac compression tester and otc leak down each for like 60 bucks personally.
 

WVUTampaAlum

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I have a hf compression tester that is probably 8 years old. No issues. Probably only used it 6 or 7 times. Loaned it out a couple times. Still in the original box and mint condition. No complaints.
 
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1foxracing

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I have a unused Mityvac MV5532 I would sell for $50 if your interested.
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mikeceli

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Does anyone know if the HF compression and HF leak down testers, use the same "quick connect" to attach hoses?

It would be nice, after a compression test, to snap the leak down tester on and do a leak down test. This on cars where it's a pain to tread the hose into the spark plug hole.
 
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