Recommended tools
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From: Thomson, Ga.
Recommended tools
Now that I have two blazers, it seems more worthwhile to invest in some quality tools.
Specifically a fuel pressure tester and the scanner that will do the relearn on the CPS.
What do you all own/recommend as far as name brands and what should I reasonably expect to pay?
Thanks!!
Specifically a fuel pressure tester and the scanner that will do the relearn on the CPS.
What do you all own/recommend as far as name brands and what should I reasonably expect to pay?
Thanks!!
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Joined: Mar 2015
Posts: 811
From: waterford, mich.
Harbor freight sells a fuel injection pump test kit for $20. Mine and other members' has leaked (wept slightly) at the gauge connection but teflon tape seals it right up. Seems durable enough for an occasional use tool. My high end scanner trick is knowing what beer the guy I know who has one likes.
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Senior Member
Joined: Oct 2016
Posts: 605
From: Thomson, Ga.
Harbor freight sells a fuel injection pump test kit for $20. Mine and other members' has leaked (wept slightly) at the gauge connection but teflon tape seals it right up. Seems durable enough for an occasional use tool. My high end scanner trick is knowing what beer the guy I know who has one likes.
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