I have heard so many stories of owners throwing parts at leaks in their airmatic suspension only to discover it does not fix the problem that I decided to develop this pressure tester. My motto is to test first - then buy parts. If you work around these systems very long, you will learn that strut airbags can leak sporadically. Don't think it is something else until you test the strut.
Product Details
This tester, when hooked up properly, will find the smallest leak in the strut or elsewhere in the system. Watch the videos for examples of how this is used.
The leak repair kit includes 4 end fittings (NOT 6 as seen elsewhere), 2 splicers, and one meter of the new airline. The splicers can fix leaks in the line or add a line to repair damaged tips ( easy push-in and lock design )
Kent's special wrench is included to help you install and remove the fitting at the top of the rear struts.
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