Netters
I contacted the company - 1-800-635-2150 and talked to Andy. He doesn't
think that his machine will put out enough pressure or smoke to find leaks
in our shells.
It is designed to find leaks in the exhaust system and vacuum lines,
without the engine running. It only puts out about 1/2 lb of pressure,
runs on 12 v and costs $995.00, down from the regular price of $1200.
Andy doesn't think that the smoke that this machine puts out would hurt
our interiors, but I can just immagine my wife saying "Go ahead, and fill
my GMC with smoke so you might find some leaks, and when you are thru,
let's change all of the upholstery and shades (etc, etc)" A thousand
bucks will buy a lot of soapy water.
Wayne Newland F9300 75 Palm Beach Columbia (stormin) Md
> Ya! I watched a house burn to the ground once and then there was that
> big building in Chicago. Just kidding. Actually no! I have heard of
> it though. Chuck
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> > An interesting tool I just saw on the web for finding leaks:
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http://brakelathe.com/leakmaster.html
> >
> > It uses low pressure air with smoke to find leaks. Anyone have any
> > experience with this?
