AUTOOL PT630 Fuel Pressure Gauge 0-426.6 PSI Digital Display Automotive Tool for Motorcycle Car Truck

AUTOOL PT630 Fuel Pressure Gauge made of high-end corrosion-resistant material, designed for gasoline engine systems. Compared with traditional pressure gauges, PT630 has been digitally upgraded to provide more accurate measurements, three-unit switching, and easy saving of test data, which can be easily done by one person, making it the right choice for you.

AUTOOL PT630 Fuel Pressure Gauge Features

• Digital Measurement System: Featuring a wide measurement range, high accuracy, and measurement values accurate to two decimal places.
• Selected riveted copper material: Equipps a variety of fittings made of riveted copper, which are rust and corrosion-resistant, strong, and durable, and a long hose made of reinforced rubber, which is resistant to pressure, temperature, and twisting.
• 2.8” HD Screen Display: The backlit display enables easy use in dimly lit conditions. It organizes each test result into lines, making information clear and easy to read at a glance.
• Data Saving: The data saving and interface lockout functions can save up to 6 sets of test data. You can conveniently record and query test data during use.
• Smart Digital Pressure Gauge: 2.8-inch backlit display shows clear and accurate data. The digital pressure gauge has a display resolution of 0.01. It measures real-time pressure, average pressure, fuel oil temperature, and measurement time.
• Easy Instant Read: Available in three different numerical units, PSI, Bar, and KG/CM², easily controlled with the push of a button. Measurement ranges from 0 to 426.6 psi; 0 to 30 kg/c²; 0 to 29.4 bar. you can switch temperature units between Celsius and Fahrenheit.

How To Use AUTOOL PT630 Fuel Pressure Gauge?

• Step 1: Disassemble the engine fuel pipeline interface.
• Step 2: Connect the adapter for the vehicle model to the measuring probe.
• Step 3: Reset the pressure value to zero before testing.
• Step 4: Connect the measuring probe to the engine.
• Step  5: Start the engine.
• Step 6: Pressure gauge displays measured pressure.