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Anti Freeze Tester - Laser 4293

Anti Freeze Tester - Laser 4293

This Laser Tools Antifreeze Tester is designed for modern Ethylene Glycol antifreeze and coolant. ...

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This guide is for anyone using the Laser 4293 Antifreeze Tester. It provides a quick and easy way to check the antifreeze protection level in your vehicle's cooling system, ensuring optimal engine performance. Be aware that the tester is specifically designed for modern Ethylene Glycol antifreeze and coolants; it may not be accurate for all types.

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Model Part Number4293
BrandLaser

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FAQs

What type of antifreeze is this tester compatible with?

This tester is designed for modern Ethylene Glycol and OAT (Organic Acid Technology) antifreeze.

How do I read the tester?

The number of floating discs indicates the level of protection. Refer to the tester's guide for temperature-specific readings.

Can I use this tester on a hot engine?

No, always allow the engine to cool down before opening the radiator cap or coolant reservoir.

How often should I test my antifreeze?

It is recommended to test your antifreeze at least once a year, or more frequently if you suspect a problem.

What does it mean if the orange disc is floating?

A floating orange disc indicates over-protection and a potential loss of efficiency in your cooling system.

How do I clean the tester?

Rinse the tester with clean water after each use.

Where should I store the tester?

Store the tester in a clean, dry place away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight.

What if the readings are close to the minimum protection level?

You should consider adding more antifreeze to your coolant to increase its protection level.

Troubleshooting

Tester is difficult to draw coolant with.

Ensure the bulb is fully functional and not cracked. If needed, replace the bulb.

Readings seem inaccurate.

Make sure you're using the correct type of antifreeze. Check for debris or contamination in the tester and rinse it thoroughly.

No floating discs.

This may indicate a low level of coolant protection. Check the temperature reading and consider adding more antifreeze.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Simple and quick to use.
  • Provides accurate readings for modern antifreeze types.
  • Offers both Celsius and Fahrenheit readings.
  • Identifies potential over-protection issues.
  • Durable design.

Cons

  • Only compatible with Ethylene Glycol and OAT antifreeze.
  • Requires visual interpretation of floating discs.
  • May not be suitable for older vehicles with different coolant types.
  • Accuracy can be affected by debris or contamination in the coolant sample.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To use the Laser 4293 Antifreeze Tester:

  1. Preparation: Make sure the engine is cool before opening the radiator cap or coolant reservoir.
  2. Sampling: Use the bulb to draw coolant from the radiator or reservoir.
  3. Reading: Observe the number of floating discs and the temperature reading on the scale.

Compatibility: This tester is designed for modern Ethylene Glycol and OAT antifreeze. It is not compatible with all coolant types. Always check your vehicle's manual for the correct coolant type.

Care: After each use, rinse the tester with clean water. Store the tester in a clean, dry place. Avoid dropping or subjecting the tester to extreme temperatures.

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