Can I use these gauges for my car.
1879411
Yes you can use on any automobile, you just need the automotive quick couple connector to screw on to the end of the hoses ...
1879412
You can use these gauges for r12 on a car or truck but most cars use 134a now and you would need special quick connect fittings to adapt.
1879413
Probably not. They are rated for certain refrigerants. If you exceed the Psi rating you would damage or break the guages. Buy ones that are specific for your needs.
1879414
Yes and no u need an addapter for your car from your local hvac supply store
1879415
I believe so but mine are still in the package. Haven't gotten around to using them yet.
1879416
If your car is a 1993 model or older, yes. In '94 the change was made from R-12 to R-134a and along with it came a change to the fittings.
727954
It depends on what car do you have. Basically - yes, you can.Each has around 1 inch in diameter.
2249014
Probably ,I have used the same set on a 3.0 mercruiser and a Volvo Penta.The guages are very nice and work perfectly.
1433976
It would, but, you would get a false reading. The gauge is designed to for a 36volt system, therefore you would be getting 0ne third reading or only 12volts. I suggest you get a gauge that is designed for 12volt system. Your local auto parts store has what you need. Hope this helps.
1502560
If your vehicle already has a sensor to monitor boost, then yes it will work as a boost gauge. It can pretty must display any parameter that your vehicle currently monitors.
1437139
Yes, But you really do not need the whole gauge. Use the end of a cylinder compression tester that screws into the spark plug hole. The other end that the gauge goes on, plug your air line into. If you use the Gauges, just turn your Regulator all the way up so you get Max. Pressure in the cylinder Chamber.Pressurize cylinder with both valves closed AND Piston at the Top of the Cylinder.If you loose pressure the piston will keep the valve from falling all the way down into the Cylinder.
158447
Absolutely. Very easy to use, even works with spoke wheels. The gauge has a small pressure release button to release excess pressure if needed ( i.e. if you over inflate.) It is calibrated from 5 psi to 60 psi.
1645018
Yes, any carburetor setup that uses vacuum to synchronize the various carburetors on an engine can be adjusted using this gauge set.
120272
I assume so. The gauge goes from 0-32mm in depth. The span of the gauge is about 33mm I hope this helps
697865
This listing is generic and does not specify, they can be either gauge, better ask each individual seller to be sure.
1235941
Yes it will. However it would not be best to use it to replace the factory o2 sensor if there is one, however when used as a secondary gauge it will work fine.
378296
I tried to buy a pressure sensor gauge my local store. It didn't work. I bought one from Amazon and it works pretty good. I would go to a dealer and find out exactly what you need.
2022667
I did not use the electrical gauges that came with stand. When you are testing a engine I want to use only mechanical gauges so you can get a true picture of water and oil pressure.
5909
That adapter goes from the vacuum pump to the gauges. I think you need a R134a conversion kit that goes on your car. There are 2 adapter's with caps that screw on over the r12 ports. Most auto parts stores carry them for around $10 per kit. Amazon also carries them.
1018527
Yes, the range of the gage isn't large, just what it needed for most car tires. Easy to read.
1466627
I am using the ones it came with. But as for 10 feet? Yes, with the correct gauge wire....as you indicated you would use.
1855613
That is exactly my application. I installed all 5 of them during my last new tire purchase. They seem to work OK, although not as precise as the OEM units. The OEM units always agreed and were closer to my actual gauge measurement.