Radiator Pressure Tester Kit 14pc Universal Cooling System

A 14-piece radiator pressure tester kit for checking cooling system pressure and coolant temperature on most vehicles. Used to help identify leaks, pressure loss and cooling system faults, it gives a clearer way to assess radiator and coolant system condition during diagnosis.

Useful for garage work, vehicle maintenance and servicing, this coolant pressure tester kit suits mechanics, workshops and home users working on car cooling systems. When a vehicle is losing coolant, overheating or showing signs of pressure-related faults, a pressure test can help narrow down the issue before parts are replaced. It is also handy when checking radiator caps, hoses and related cooling components as part of routine inspection or repair work.

The 14-piece layout gives you a universal cooling system test kit with multiple components for broader vehicle coverage, while the pump and gauge allow pressure testing in a more controlled way. Temperature testing is also included, making the kit useful when fault-finding cooling problems that are not always obvious from a visual check alone. Supplied in a case, the parts are easier to keep together between jobs and easier to carry out to the vehicle when needed. For regular servicing and fault diagnosis, having the test pieces organised in one set helps avoid wasted time searching for separate items.

Radiator pressure tester kit specifications

• Contents: 14-piece kit with a hand pump, 12 adaptors and a needle thermometer, plus a hose with coupler for the pump, gaskets for the adaptors and a seal kit for the hand pump.
• Application: Used for checking coolant system faults, leaks and pressure loss.
• Vehicle coverage: Universal kit for use on most vehicles.
• Test equipment: Includes a pressure testing pump with gauge for system checks.
• Maximum pressure: 20 PSI (1.37 bar).
• Storage: Supplied in a blow moulded case to help keep the kit organised between jobs.
• Testing: The cooling system pressure tester kit checks for coolant system faults, leaks and pressure loss.

A practical choice for regular cooling system checks and fault-finding work.