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So I grabbed a manometer off Amazon to test the AOS, and while I'm sure it is an awesome tool in the right hands, the directions are downright bad. Any tips on how to operate my new tool? I plan to put the included fitting in a spare oil filler cap. Where do I go from there?
Here is what I did. Left line connected to fitting inserted into cap with Teflon tape. Right line open to atmosphere.
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Agree, the 'instructions' were pretty much useless. I just fumbled around and got it to work. Looks as though you did too.
Ahsai's comments in these threads are pretty darn informative: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...-question.html https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...m-6-water.html
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