Yea it say 21 psi, I just wasn’t sure if that was idle or normal operating psi and there was a max beyond that for testing leaks.Im pretty sure its on the rad resvoir cap.
Thanks manThats the max u want to pump the tester to,car can be cold.Pump up to 21 psi.and then start looking around for your leak.The faster the pressure drops the bigger the leak.
I had a coolant leak at the orings on the heater to block connector.
Need to find parts pictures. I ordered a bunch of different orings to get a tighter fit.
Cleaned the ring seat that had paint using paint stripper and lightly polished w dremel thin cloth wheel w rouge(polishing totally not needed unless you scratch surface).
All my orings showed signs of weeping. Cant remember which, but one was much worse than others leading to coolant drips blown around all over motor making it abitch to find.
My water pump seals were caked and leaking too so it got replaced. I stopped using water wetter after that.
This engine was tracked hard with a Whipple. Car lived in Mexico after oil was warm. Never treated better than the red headed step children.![]()
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Which pressure tester do you have that fits the s550 coolant tank since they don’t have radiator caps. Can you link the one you bought?This!
I own my own pressure tester and I always find the leak this way.