One thing I've learned is that while you don't need the most expensive tools, you do need tools that actually get the job done. The first fuel pressure gauge I bought was from Harbor Freight. I can recommend many things to do in Pittsburgh, but this isn't one of them. It fitted well enough where I needed it, but it leaked horribly from inside the sensor and failed. Hit one. Then I bought a BlueDriver brand sensor. I really liked their bluetooth OB2 scanner. Hated her fuel pressure gauge. On the fuel line, instead of several adapters, he had an adjustable injector. Well, this adjustable injector didn't exactly fit every fuel valve I've tried. Leaked everywhere. Second hit. Luckily I got it right on the third try. I used the tester on a 1999 Saturn SL2 that ended up needing an adjustable nozzle adapter to fit the port. This was successfully sealed as the adjustable design worked as intended and I was finally able to compare where the BlueDriver failed. The BETOOLL worked great, didn't leak and I got good clean PSI readings. You can buy an inexpensive kit but it should get the job done. I chose a dubious brand and an unverified brand and they didn't work for me. So do yourself a favor and invest in this tool because it will really get the job done.
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