Compression tester!

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You have to find one with a schraeder valve otherwise it will not work correctly(I don't know if these have them or not).
 
Why do you need the schraeder valve?
 
Did you read the reviews on those 2 testers? I did and I wouldnt waste my 20 bucks on them. Spend alittle more for a good 1. . JMHO.
 
The Lisle would be a good bet. Didnt look at the price though. I get alittle anal when it comes to buying tools that I may need years on down the road. This is my CTer. Over 30 years old and used mainly to test stroker motors on Harleys.
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But then alot of my tools like that are old and still funtion good. This 1 is over 50 years old and still reads right. Know what it is?
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I am on my second actron from advanced auto. My first one died on me, but I bought another because it was so cheap.
 
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