I'm sure the tester has its place. But I still check with soapy water. And it did narrow down the area of the leak before I had to pull the hob and sink up. The repair was a very dull tightening of the slack connector (most likely heat cycled) and then a spray with soapy water to confirm no more leak.
It's when you leave it in your pocket turned on, and then try to deny a silent fart, and it snitches on you... :P
It can be used both professionally and for entertainment. Isn’t it a very interesting gadget?😂😂
You've gone so mainstream. I remember the days when a sniff and a listen was enough for you.
Takes me back to working on static caravanes in France , although I would have to crawl around underneath them most of the time…
Did you tighten the connector?
Sure did. They were all reasonably loose.
@@DavidMcLuckie makes sense with vibration and pressure fittings.
Wonder if it would detect methane.
It's on the list of gases it detects.
@@DavidMcLuckie i always get blamed.
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I don't know if you need the tool, when soapy water is the gold standard.
Oh i wish you had shown us the repair and final testing process
I'm sure the tester has its place. But I still check with soapy water. And it did narrow down the area of the leak before I had to pull the hob and sink up.
The repair was a very dull tightening of the slack connector (most likely heat cycled) and then a spray with soapy water to confirm no more leak.
Your gas cyl should be in a sealed gas box, why are you checking the thermostat control ? Its 12v
I didn't know it wasn't part of the gas. It's not my van.
That's not a thermostat, it's just a 12v rheostat that sets the Webasto demand level.
@@DaveAber9999 ok its still 12v and not gas
@@thomascatford2627 I think we all know that - DM even mentions that later in the video.
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You're so funny👍👍love your video🥰🥰 Can I share this video on our TikTok and mention/tag you? Thank uuuuu
Sure can.
@@DavidMcLuckieTHANKS🥰
And afer you found the gas leak the owner of the camper contacted a qualified gas engineer to fix it.
House gas engineers dont do campers or caravans,
No, as as far as I am aware (and happy to be corrected) you don't need a GasSafe engineer to work on your own vans gas system.
@@DavidMcLuckie correct , but thats not your van
@thomascatford2627, I just found the leak they fixed it.
I have one of these and the school boy in me di test it with a fart...!!!!!!