FOXWELL ST101 Pro 0.5 PSI EVAP Smoke Machine Automotive Built-in Air Pump, Professional Engine EVAP Vacuum Leak Detector

🌜Easy Operation for Pros and Newbies Alike Got some serious hands-on skills under your belt? Well, tackling this nifty little car smoke leak detector will be a breeze for you! Bet you can get it sorted in just a minute flat, and once the smoke starts puffing in 10 seconds, you're good to dive into the testing. Not exactly a seasoned pro? No worries at all! We've got you covered with step-by-step video guides tailor-made for total beginners. Trust us, we've got the expertise and support to make your experience smooth and untroubled. 🌞Precise, Expedient, Cost-effective Tool for Locating Leaks The Foxwell ST101 Pro offers a swift and cost-effective solution for locating leaks without the need to incur substantial repair expenses at a repair shop, potentially saving thousands of dollars and valuable time. The smoke it generates is drawn into the system based on the location of the leak points, facilitating the identification of leak positions through the observation of smoke flow paths and emanation locations. ⭐Improve Comfort, Reduce Noise, Ensure Interior Dryness of Vehicle Cabin sealing testing is conducted on components such as doors, windows, sunroofs, luggage compartments, engine bays, cabin structures, air conditioning systems, and exhaust systems. Timely repair of these leaks ensures that the vehicle can maintain a sealed and secure environment under various conditions, including hot weather, cold weather, heavy rainfall, or high-speed driving. 🌠How to do leakage test？ 1. Turn OFF the ignition of the vehicle. 2. Dismantle the air filter and the throttle connections. 3. Clean the inner wall of the intake opening to avoid sharp objects and put the Universal Intake 4. Connect the Power Cord to 12V vehicle battery. 5. Now the Power LED would be ON, if else check the power supply. 6. Introduce the smoke nozzle into the system via the Adapter Cone 7. Press Air Control Switch, wait for 30 seconds until the system is pressurized, and check the Flow Meter reading for leak status, if the unit is equipped with Flow Meter. 8. Press Smoke Control Switch, .unplug and Plug back the smoke nozzle back into the Cone Adapter when there’s obvious smoke coming out of the smoke nozzle 9. The system will be ready for leak check in 2 minutes. Use a bright light torch or working lamp to assist 10. After test, press Smoke Control Switch again to stop the unit from generating smoke and press Air Control Switch to stop generating pressurized air 11. Collect the Smoke Hose and the Power Cord with the Velcro Straps for storage. Hang the unit or make it stand in UPRIGHT position only. Do NOT lay it down.