Zoltan, I have a Sears coolant system pressure tester that I bought
several years ago as an open box for around $35.  Even though it came
with several different adapters for all kinds of bottles and radiators I
had to make an adapter for it to work on a Vanagon.  The tester is
basically a hand air pump with a gauge hooked up to a hose that you then
attach to the adapter to pressurize the system.  You can make your own
that would be just as good with a bike pump from Walmart.  Use the
adapter that comes with it that is like a funnel and hook this up to a
piece of 7mm hose.  Push the hose onto the nipple of the pressure cap on
the expansion tank.  Voila!  Instant coolant system pressure tester that
can also be used as a bike pump, pump up your kids footballs, etc.  That
is what I would do if I had to buy another one in the future.

Just my opinion,
Ken Wilford
John 3:16
www.vanagain.com

PS I mentioned doing this in a recent newsletter I sent out.  Several
guys on that list already have made their own testers.  Maybe you should
join the list and get in on some of this inside info :-)
You can check it out here:
http://www.vanagain.com/newsletter.htm

Zoltan Kuthy wrote:
> Hi guys,
> I would like to buy a pressure tester with an attachment to testing the cap.  Anyone knows the best one and could direct me to it?
> Zoltan
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