Does this work for Dunlop valve too?I checked official website and it says yes. But not mentioned here.
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Sorry, I am not sure what a Dunlop Valve is, can you provide greater info/detail?
914028
Yes! Dunlop valves have a wider base than a Presta valve, similar in size to a Schrader valve, but it can be inflated with Presta valve side on the end of the hose.
1158190
Hi Paul, this kit can also be used on R12 valves. It has a special adapter.
1275613
It's a tire not a tube. The tube determines the valve type. This will work with any correct size tube
1466276
As far as I know, you may only use a GROHE Pressure Balance Valve trim with this valve. You must be careful not to purchase a GROHFLEX valve trim, as it will not work with this valve either.
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This didn't really work for me with a screw-on supply hose. I didn't try it with anything else. So, it probably works best with a clip-on or push-on. The threads are there mainly to emulate the normal valve stem, I think.
2270499
If the valve stem is a standard size it should work fine. I'm not thrilled with this particular inflator, primarily because the connector to the stem doesn't always stay on during inflation, I have to hold it with my free hand. Since purchasing this I discovered some inflators connect to the valve stem with threads rather than the clamp style, seems to me this would be much better.
1124815
I only used it with the valve it was designed for. I did not try to utilize it with any other models.
610669
If the valves are the same size as a bicycle valve then it will work and under pressure. If they are the big type then you will need to get one that will fit the valve.
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It's cheaper to buy some adapters than buy a new pumpTo pump up European tires you need to buy a presta-to-schrader valve adapter and screw it onto your dunlop valves. Boom, done. As arbitrarily as the bike industry has handed us theses three valve types to deal with, they have offered up a nice solution: the threads on the presta and dunlop valve are identical. A presta-to-schrader adapter is therefore a dunlop- or presta-to-schrader adapter.
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You may need to "smash" the part that locks onto the Schrader valve. It is kind of a cheap made tool. Works OK if you only need one occasionally
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Nope. I just gave up installing this on a 3-inch valve because the seal won't cover the valve hole properly, especially if you slide the sleeve over the overfill valve as directed. I'm trying to figure out if there's a 3-inch to 2.5 inch valve converter or if maybe there's a different conversion kit that will work with a 3-inch valve.
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It measures in Kp's and lbs pressure. it should work with anything with a standard Schrader valve.
536591
Schrader valves are used for pressure testing, so yes, this will work. Just be sure to bleed off pressure before re-testing.
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Oh no! I hope it was empty when it failed! I'm sorry to hear that, ugh is right! This product would probably work but I see that a lot of folks have had the same issue as you and the T58 is working great for them. It seems like they have a similar footprint. I might go with the T58 simply because it was made to rectify the broken valve issue - this one seems to me to be more of an accessory to use occasionally. Anyone out there using this instead if the T58? Good luck, Cyndi!
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Long answer short: Yes it works with Schrader valves. The adapter is built in. I think when you take it out of the box it is set up for Schrader valves. You can switch it to Presta by flipping the gray piece where the valve stem goes in. The Topeak website has a video showing how to change it.
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It seems to bs popular valve but I can not find any thing on that modle for a replacement valve you may have to take it apart to see if it would fit
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At first I didn't think Presta worked, because I just reversed the inner rubber adapter. But you also need to reverse the plastic pin piece underneath (that's also hard to get out). Once I reversed both parts, the pump worked fine with my Presta valves. (I had to look this up on the Topeak web site.)