Equus 3620 Vacuum Gauge |
 enlarge | Brand: Equus
Category: Automotive Parts And Accessories
List Price: $27.73
Buy New: $17.85
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Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 1524
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 5 x 1.5 x 12
MPN: 3620
Model: 3620
UPC: 042173036202
EAN: 0042173036202
ASIN: B000EW0KPY
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Features:
| • | Large, easy-to-read 3 -in dial face with dual-calibrated and color-coded scales | | • | Has 24-in oil resistant rubber hose with a universal fitting adaptor, tapered adaptor, and tee connector | | • | Heavy-duty Bourdon tube meter movement | | • | Helps to identify and diagnose system vacuum leaks and problems in the engine, and the various vacuum-operated motors and accessories | | • | For vehicles equipped with carburetors |
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Product Description
Large easy-to-read 3-1/2 inch dial face with dual-calibrated and color-coded scale * 24 inch oil resistant rubber hose with a universal fitting adapter tapered adapter and Tee connector * Heavy-duty Bourdon tube meter movement * Includes instructions in English French and Spanish.
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Customer Reviews:
 solid metal construction, large dial, lots of fittings, great price June 30, 2008
Very happy with the gauge--it is solidly constructed with a solid metal case and glass face. The gauge is large enough (4" across?) that I could rest it on the engine and read it from the driver's seat as I adjusted the throttle. Nice also that it comes with enough hose and fittings to be useful right out of the box...
Best Product to detect Vacuum Leaks September 17, 2007
Good Product and Good Price
Amazon has the best price on this item
Must need if you want to detect vacuum leaks on your vehicle.
 Decent for the Price July 8, 2007
For under $20 you can't really complain about it. It's definitely a light duty gauge. It's not dampened and swings wildly in automotive vacuum applications. I got this instead of a $100+ motorcycle vac gauge for carb syncing. It got the job done, but I had to pinch down on the lines with a clamp significantly to get a semi steady, readable number. With a little extra effort I got the job done and saved $90 in the process. I'd buy another if this one broke.
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