Reccomendation for fuel pressure test.
Is there a cheap guage that I can get too measure the fuel pressure?
thanks. JBoggs |
I paid about $100 for the CIS kit, totally worth it too.
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Depends on what 'cheap' means to you. Google 'fuel pressure gauge' for a decent selection.
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r p ryan,
I have been thinking about testin the fuel pressure in my '89 300SEL to diagnose a strange starting problem. The MB dealer in Tacoma offered to perform the fuel pressure test for me for a modest $280. Would you please post where you bought the CIS test kit? Thanks |
Could you share with us the year and model or is this Top Secret information?
It will depend on the year and model. You can get a fuel pressure gauge anywhere. The problem is having the proper fittings to hook it up. Good luck, |
Sorry, wasn't paying attention
86 560sl
Thanks. JBoggs |
me too
87 300E |
I don't remember the brand I used but these ones appear to have the necessary fittings.
http://www.mytoolstore.com/toolaid/diagn02.html http://www.tooldiscounter.com/ItemDisplay.cfm?lookup=STATU-447PB&source=froogle&kw=STATU-447PB |
Thanks!
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John Roncallo |
I have a 97 E320 and a 00 ML430, what type of fuel pressure tester would I need for these, CIS, Multiport, ...?
Thanks. |
Harbor Freight Kit. $79.99 at my local store today. Manual says it has fittings for CIS.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?itemnumber=97706&Submit=Go |
Second the Harbor Freight kit - most of their tools are fine for occasional use. I was looking at their CIS kit just a week or two ago, looked to have everything I'd need.
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