Is it better to buy this set (49967) and a separate set of ball valves (93842) OR the gage set that has the ball valves built into the hose (49968)
835426
Get the set with the ball valves included. The price, as I remember, ended up being about the same. Get the hoses with the low loss fittings on the end. These fittings leak and spit liquid out every time they are removed. Its unavoidable. Yellow jacket makes some really great low loss hose fittings...
434450
Yes, the ball valve fittings are "low loss fittings" which should be used on all gauge manifolds hoses.
328296
It is for the PCV valve. The new kit dose come with a new hose and clamps. It is much cleaner looking.
2081424
The $275.00 kit appears to be the same exact kit to me, looks as if another seller is just trying to get someone to pay more money: water pump, o ring, tensioner, tensioner pulley, idler pulley, and timing belt... 6 parts, exact same kit, end of story
452226
It better?.. thus the kit is sold with a Gauge rated to test up to 400psi and that hose is supplied with the kit. I must assume that the kit should be supplied with the right hose to do the job. I have use it with my transmission, but under the 300psi level and had no problem with it so far.
1980934
I believe the ball valve is threaded. But I would assume if you wanted to use hoses you would need an adapter with a "spigot" tip to get hoses put on.
1369414
This is an R134 set with R12 adapters back. The gauges have R134 and R12 scale. This would indicate that they were manufactured for R134 tolerance. The hoses are also imprinted R134/400psi/4000psi burst. Yellow hose has no valve. I added a ball valved pigtail to my set.
285318
If you look at my review you can see that you are not sure what you are getting. I wouldn't recommend it. I got a rubber hose from Gemplers. Item No: 221806
691608
I bought mr heater hook up kit #F271239 then I took my hose & the valve/red handle to local hardware store said I need to connect this to this cost $2.22 for the right fitting... NO MORE PROBLEM...........
521450
I agree with the person below. I'm not sure what your question is. The valve I ordered fit perfectly and works great. Easy to install.
102152
This set is laid out in SAE(standard or inches) with metric conversions. No exact MM readings but you could get close. I would look for a metric version if you specifically are gapping to MM
1980932
There definitely were threads on my ball valve. I simply purchased a street ell and drained it that way. Someone knowledgeable with plumbing fittings can configure it anyway you want. Bring ball valve to Home Depot and they can help you out.
532963
Hard to say without comparing the two hose fittings. Why aren't you purchasing the head designed for your system? http://www.zenexvacs.com
515552
There are different size hoses so you should measure them. It is worth the extra expense of going to the pool store if you're not sure.
245808
intex uses interchangable parts. the valves go to hose size,flange is most likely 2.25 inches. for the record i really like the new style instead of a plunger valve they have a turn style knob on the top of the valve. works great and hopefully lasts longer.
1316227
SORRY, my mistake. Woke up at 3:30 am and thought I gave the wrong information. IT'S THE 12 GAUGE YOU WANT NOT THE 14. I got them mixed up. Home Depot will exchange it for you.
169143
The 976 is a heavier duty gauge with a larger range of pressure its able to measure. The 921 is a good gauge but its just lighter duty. I bought the 976 because I'm a mechanic and I work on some larger vehicles but if you're just wanting something for occasional use on a car the 921 is fine and a lot less big and bulky