Combustion Leak Tester KIT, Blown Head Gasket Block Detector Petrol/Diesel Fluid

About This Item:

🔧 50ml Combustion Leak Detector – Head Gasket & Block Tester

Quickly check for combustion gas leaks that may indicate a damaged head gasket, cylinder head, or engine block. This easy-to-use tester is suitable for petrol, diesel and LPG engines and is ideal for garages, workshops, mechanics and DIY vehicle maintenance.

Item Features & Further Details:

·        50ml CO₂ combustion leak detection fluid

·        Designed to help detect head gasket and combustion leaks

·        Suitable for petrol, diesel and LPG engines

·        Helps identify possible leaks from the head gasket, cylinder head or engine block

·        Fast and economical testing – results can be seen within minutes

·        No batteries or external power required

·        Simple fluid-based testing process

·        Ideal for routine engine checks and maintenance

·        Useful when inspecting used cars

·        Approximately 25 tests from 50ml when using around 2ml per test

·        Includes test tube and sealing adapter

🚗 How Does It Work?

Combustion gases containing CO₂ can enter the vehicle's cooling system when there is a potential fault with the head gasket, cylinder head or engine block.

The supplied reaction fluid is used to test for the presence of combustion gases. A colour change to red can indicate the presence of CO₂ and may suggest a combustion leak requiring further investigation.

🛠️ How to Perform the Test

1.     Fill the tester with approximately 2ml of reaction fluid, below the chambers.

2.     Connect the tester to the expansion tank or radiator opening using the supplied adapter.

3.     Start the engine, preferably when it is already warm.

4.     Run the engine at a slightly increased speed to increase combustion pressure.

5.     Observe the reaction fluid for a colour change.

6.     A colour change to red within a few minutes can indicate a possible combustion leak.

7.     Carefully remove the tester after testing.

8.     Dispose of used reaction fluid after each test. Do not reuse the fluid, as this can affect testing accuracy.