🚗 AutoLine Pro Automotive Smoke Machine Leak Detector EVAP Vacuum Diagnostics Tester: The USA-Made Economy Series Review

The only reason this could get a bad review is that the buyer has no idea how much it costs to make and sell such a unit. Yes, this device is a bit cheap and crappy, but it works well if you set it up properly. For what a device costs, you actually get a fair offer. The main parts ie (power cord and heating coil inside and controller) good quality and that's what matters. Yes, it's a cheap Home Depot paint can with air fittings, a chimney, power, and a regulator. Everything looks like it's…

I, like most, didn't want to buy this as the expensive ones are $1500-$2000 and for $100 I took the risk. I'm really shocked. As a weekend warrior in the life of a garage mechanic, I wanted something I could use infrequently and still work when needed. So I bought that. To start, I had status DTCs P0171 and P0174 Lean Bank 1 and Lean Bank 2 for my 2003 GMC Yukon, and I knew that many 5.3 engines had horrible intake manifold gaskets, so I wanted to smoke test it. The stores here in Vegas were…

After a few weeks of use in my workshop I can say that this machine is damn efficient. Leak diagnosis can be completed in minutes. I've found it turns mineral oil into thick smoke which is then pumped into sealed systems like air intakes, exhausts and so on. Wherever there are cracks, smoke will seep in and this will identify the source of the leak. It's so efficient and quick to use! To connect, simply connect the power cables to the positive and negative terminals of your car's 12V battery…