Fuel & Vacuum Pressure Tester 3.5in Gauge Kit Brass Fittings

A fuel and vacuum pressure tester kit used for checking fuel pump pressure and manifold vacuum on a wide range of vehicles. The kit centres around a large 3.5in colour-coded fuel pressure gauge, making readings easier to see when tracing common running and pressure-related faults.

Used for vehicle maintenance, servicing and fault finding, this kit helps when checking mechanical and electrical fuel pumps, investigating fuel line leaks, and testing vacuum-related issues. It suits garage work, workshop use and home mechanics carrying out diagnosis before replacing parts unnecessarily. When an engine is showing poor running, hesitation or suspected vacuum leaks, a fuel pressure test gauge like this gives a clearer picture of what is happening.

The supplied 3.5in gauge includes a protective rubber bumper to help shield it during regular handling, along with a hanging hook for easier positioning while testing. Pressure testing is rated up to 10psi, and the kit includes a rubber hose, brass fittings, plus 14mm and 17mm manifold adapters for broader vehicle compatibility. The easy-read colour-coded face helps make checks quicker, especially when comparing readings during repeated testing. A practical vacuum and fuel pump tester for regular maintenance where clear readings and simple set-up matter.

Fuel vacuum pressure tester kit specifications

• Gauge size: Large 3.5in diameter gauge with a colour-coded easy-read display.
• Pressure range: Suitable for test pressure up to 10psi.
• Vacuum range: Reads vacuum up to 28inHg.
• Contents: Supplied with a heavy-duty rubber hose, brass fittings, and 14mm and 17mm manifold adapters.
• Application: Checks both mechanical and electrical fuel pumps, along with vacuum-related faults.
• Handling: Fitted with a protective rubber bumper and hanging hook for easier use around the vehicle.
• Use: The fuel pressure tester checks mechanical and electrical fuel pumps and vacuum-related faults.

A straightforward option for diagnosing common fuel and vacuum faults in the garage or workshop.