CPS Products MT7I7A6Q A/C Manifold Gauge Set: The Ultimate Solution for Accurate Air Conditioning Readings Review

Great product, very well made gauges. I use it for car air conditioners, this unit is accurate on the high side and on the low side.

This is a very good American made distributor. It seals better than the port junk I had before. The gauges are easy to read and the valves work smoothly. Comes in a nice round soft case.

This A/C manifold kit is better than I expected. Excellent quality, solid construction, no leaks in all ports and a nice canvas cover. It's worth the money compared to a cheaper set and is made in the USA.

Quality AC instrument set, made in the USA. Hardware works well, everything seems solid and well made. No leaks. I chose this set of sensors after researching many different options. You can go for a cheap set, but you won't get a quality product. To me, CPS products look high quality without the premium price tag that Yellowjacket or Robinair products demand. I would have no hesitation in purchasing another CPS product after using this set of gauges and their 5fpm air pump to restore my AC…

Very high quality set of manometers. You can skimp on quality with some tools and still get the job done, but not in this case. I originally bought a set of Chinese made port freight for $60 and they leaked. Got through two sets with the same problem. How can you fix your air conditioner if you don't have a known good set of sensors? Sensors at the auto parts store were about the same price, and some "professional" (still made in China) versions were around $90. I checked the internet and saw…

I've only used it twice since I bought it. He has performed well. However, there are some things you should know if you've never used one. Before inserting the quick connectors into the connectors, screw them counterclockwise until they stop. After connecting them to the ports, screw them in clockwise to activate the Schrader valve, do this slowly while watching the gauges. When you see your needles start to move, don't move more than 3/4 of a turn. If you do this, you can easily damage the…