Question

[wayne_smith97]

Anyone have any experience with the harbor freight compression tester? I know you generally get what you pay for but was just wondering if they work ok

[sheerider11]

No. Inhad one that read 60 psi in everything, and 2 that would read different back to back by about 20 psi. Junk all around

[Man-O-Steele]

I have one and it seems to work just fine

[sheerider11]

I have one and it seems to work just fine

Ever compare it to another known good one?

[Tech AS]

I bought one. It sucked. Usually I luck out with Harbor Freight stuff but not that time.

[wayne_smith97]

I'm gonna pick one up and match it to my neighbors comp tester from napa and see if they repeat each other if not I will take it back

[tdod101]

No one makes a decent product any more ffs

[Free yellow banshee]

I have one and seems to work good. It has been compared with a snap on and was within 1 pound. Sounds like they are hit or miss. If mine ever starts acting up i'll just get a gauge for it. The case and fittings are good too.

 

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[wayne_smith97]

Cool thanks for all the input

[fappy'97]

No one makes a decent product any more ffs

This is NOT true. Cheap stuff is cheap, not even decent... 95% of the time.

 

People spend $15 on a compression tester and are shocked that it isn't consistent. Orlly.

[Bad one ton]

Yeah i wouldn't go cheap on diagnostic tools. You get what you pay for. My snap-on has been going strong for 10+ years and still is accurate with my buddies mac and the shops snap-on.

 

 

TON!

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[possum]

Sears

[RollinRhino]

I still have my Craftsman and after 20+ years it still works.   New they are only $75 but too me well worth it.