🌀 Orion Motor Tech AC Manifold Gauge Set for R134a R12 R22 R502 Refrigerants, Automotive AC Gauge Set with 5' Hose, Precision Refrigerant Gauge Kit, ACME Tank Adapters, Adjustable Couplers, Can Tap Review

tap for glasses - scrap. I had to buy a thread version. Also, the grinding tool broke when the valve was first removed. In addition, the stroke of the high-pressure side quick connector may be too long, causing vacuum leakage at the interface of the high-pressure side connector.

Bad compressor seal. This set seems to be a lot stronger than other sensors I've used on my older vehicles. It also has a unique look. All I had to buy separately was a tank tap/adapter to use the charge hose with store bought refrigerant bottles. Highly recommended!

I have used this on two of my cars and have been impressed with the overall quality. No leaks or other issues. I bought a separate tap screw as the tap clamp that came with the kit is old style. Plus a very good suitcase to store everything. Seems to be good value for casual users.

My screwdriver is missing. It also had to zero the subpage, which I think should be pretty easy. NO. I did put a flat head screwdriver in the small hole to try and force the needle to move. He didn't move. I tried the other side and it was the same. I ended up sticking a large screwdriver in and finally getting it to move, but you can see where both screws started to loosen. Maybe I was just unlucky, but to be honest I'd rather just play another Harbor Freight kit in this price range.

The air conditioning of our 07 van suddenly stopped blowing cold air. I know it will be expensive to have a professional do this, so I decided to do the diagnostics myself. I was looking for a set of pressure gauges, read a lot and watched videos on YouTube. Handyman. I chose the Harbor Freight distribution set because a lot of YouTubers I've seen use it. Before I went to HF I did a little searching and found this set. It looks cool (black and yellow with a black case) and seems to be in the…

It would be better if they included a tap/valve for self-sealing R134a cans instead of the old punctures. Good high-resolution scales are largely offset by the convex shape of the lens caps, which capture glare from all directions (not just one angle if they were flat) and reduce visibility. If you move the hoses even a little after they have been tightened, they will leak and you will have to re-tighten them; If you didn't notice this, you'd be waiting for extra hours of vacuuming. This is due

The R134a was described and arrived in good condition too. The instructions say you just need to take hose fittings. That's fine as long as I don't want to move the set, then at least one of the connections will be leaking. Because here I could only find R134A refrigerant in resealable cans, and since the cylinder valve included in the kit was a flimsy canister puncture type, which made getting the right flow rate without leaks a headache. So I had to buy a real "faucet valve" for more, $$$…

Good to have as a fallback if you can get an exact sentence. I went through 4 of them before getting one that reverted to Hi and Low. Which isn't a big deal on most gauges, but trying to zero the dials completely shears the screw off. They are in degrees Fahrenheit, needed when you need to check the subcooling and superheating of a car air conditioner, and are easy to read. I would have preferred 1/2" connectors like the cargo port, but they're 1/4" everywhere. Again, it's fine if your…