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TU-15B Cylinder Pressure Meter for Diesel Engines

Name: TU-15B Cylinder Pressure Meter for Diesel Engines
Brand: K2 Industries
SKU: K2-12700-UNV-006-TSARK
Price: 188.0 CAD
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TU-15B Cylinder Pressure Meter for Diesel Engines

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TU-15B Cylinder Pressure Meter for Diesel Engines

Compression testing for diesel engines requires a dedicated gauge — this TU-15B meter reads cylinder pressure directly. Purpose-built for diesel diagnostics, it isolates weak cylinders and confirms ring/valve condition without guesswork. Essential for anyone diagnosing hard starts, rough idle, or power loss on diesel platforms.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Diesel-Specific Design

Key Features

Diesel-rated gauge - Designed to handle high compression pressures specific to diesel engines
Direct cylinder testing - Threads into glow plug or injector bore for accurate pressure readings
Portable tool format - Compact enough to carry between jobs, set up in minutes

Specs

Tool type: Compression pressure meter
Engine application: Diesel engines only
Configuration: Single-unit gauge with adapter

What's Included

TU-15B pressure meter
Adapter for diesel engine testing

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need special adapters for different diesel engines?

The TU-15B comes with one adapter. Many diesel engines use the same glow plug or injector bore thread pattern, but you may need additional adapters depending on your specific platform — verify fitment before testing.

What compression readings should I expect on a healthy diesel?

Healthy diesels typically run 400+ PSI compression, well above gasoline engines. Refer to your vehicle's service manual for exact specifications — anything 50+ PSI below spec on one cylinder usually signals a problem.

Can I use this on a gasoline engine?

No. Diesel engines operate at much higher compression pressures. This gauge is calibrated for diesel diagnostics only — using it on a gas engine risks inaccurate readings.