Pressure testers for petrol fuel injection pumps.

[merryman]

Anyone here used to pressure testing petrol fuel injector pumps? I work on Quads, and they have been a bit behind cars in changing to EFI, but in the last ten years nearly all have gone over to injection. We “knife and forked” a pressure tester for Suzukis but Honda, of course, use different sized fittings. Anyway, came into work today and three bikes were waiting with fuel injection problems that had occurred over the weekend. (Has our local filling station been selling something special)? No EFI warning lights on. So, as “universal” pressure testers on eBay are so cheap, I thought of getting one, but none of the fittings look quite like these.

Do the universal testers have fittings for this type of pipe coupling?

 

[hotponyshoes]

I have a testing kit here somewhere.
It' a pretty high end but of kit with a lot of adaptors in it so I will have a look and see if there is anything like that

 

[frank horton]

if ur luck was like mine they are not avail.......can u not rob somthing to make ur own....?....quite a lot of cars now use this type of fitting for the fin line fuel filters...........
whats the diameter of the pipe........I'll go thru the bucket of old filters for u...........

 

[8ob]

With most of the available test kits there is always something missing, you will always end up with a bag of oddball adaptations using hose connectors/barbs to bits of OEM hose tails.The most important bit is the gauge , the rest can normally be made up.

Bob

 

[merryman]

Right, looks like "knife and fork" for the Honda tester too. It is just a pipe with a bulge in it, the blue plastic bit could be transferred onto the tester. The photo is of a Suzuki pipe union, Hondas look the same but are a midge different on pipe diameter. They both use the same Kehin pump though.