I have watched expert videos where they say using shop air may skew results because the particles within the shop air may be too large to escape small leaks in the evap system. What is your take on that?
The air we breathe is made up of 78% Nitrogen - the 7th smallest element on the Periodic Table. It may not be necessary to worry about that air being incapable of escaping EVAP leaks. As long as your shop air/compressed air is filtered properly with a high quality oil/water filter system, you should be good 👍
Great video. I consider myself pretty good at evap leaks but I still learned 2 things from this video. Thank you!
Another great tip. A lot of the aftermarket gas caps leak.
Thank you Ken!
Good info, the leak down detector is a great feature to have in a technicians arsenal of tools. 👍
Thanks for the video - all the info I can get - can only help me work smarter. Thanks again.
Fantastic thank you very much what a big help.
I have watched expert videos where they say using shop air may skew results because the particles within the shop air may be too large to escape small leaks in the evap system. What is your take on that?
The air we breathe is made up of 78% Nitrogen - the 7th smallest element on the Periodic Table. It may not be necessary to worry about that air being incapable of escaping EVAP leaks. As long as your shop air/compressed air is filtered properly with a high quality oil/water filter system, you should be good 👍
@@redlinedetection Thats a great point. Thank you for the answer.