Compare Brake Pressure at Two Points at Once
The AUTOOL PT660 reads hydraulic pressure on two channels during the same test condition, so front/rear or left/right imbalance shows up without moving one gauge between points.
- Dubbele L/R-kanalen
- 0–210 bar
- ±1% FS
- psi / bar / kg/cm²
- Vasthouden en nulstellen
Key Features
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Twee kanalen, één meting
L and R inputs measure two calipers or brake positions simultaneously to reveal pressure differences.
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Balans in één oogopslag
The backlit screen shows left and right real-time pressure, minimum, maximum and the front/rear pressure difference.
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Sensor met hoge nauwkeurigheid
Rated at ±1% FS across the full 0–210 bar range with 0.1 resolution.
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Waarde vasthouden en nulstellen met één druk
Lock the current readings or zero both channels to ambient pressure for repeatable setup.
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Drie drukeenheden
Switch between psi, bar and kg/cm² after measuring.
How to Use
- Sluit de ingangen aanPlug the pressure input cable into the L/R slot for the channel you need.
- Stel vóór het testen op nulWith both channels open to ambient pressure and unloaded, zero them before connecting to the brake system.
- Installeer de adapterFit the model-specific adapter to the probe and confirm it is secure.
- Stel de eenheid en het wiel inChoose psi, bar or kg/cm² and the wheel direction.
- MetenPress the Measurement button and watch both values under the same pedal condition.
- ReviewCompare the results and switch units as needed; investigate the hydraulic circuit if an imbalance appears.
Full operating and troubleshooting steps: PT660-gebruikershandleiding (PDF).
Good to Know
Let op
- Use brake-fluid-rated hoses and adapters, and depressurize before removing them.
- Stay within 0–210 bar. Beyond the range the display may show only the maximum or minimum value; stop and confirm the pressure condition.
- Wear safety goggles and protective gloves when working near brake fluid.
Onderhoud
- Zeroing is a setup step, not a traceable calibration.
- Check the batteries, input cable, hoses, adapters and connections before each use.




































