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Anyone knows if it is possible to connect an airgun (ref: http://www.westernsafety.com/guardair2008/guardair.html) to a portable pump? If possible, good for cleaning brakes and engine compartment.

You will need a compressor

 

So that's what that flat tyre button is for.

 

Then for normal pump air (into a non flat tyre) we should not touch this button, I suppose....?

Yes, dun need unless flat.
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Not sure those meter same like this?

You will need to press the button in order to inflate a flat tyre

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Thank you.

Will note which kiosk having this for future needs.

Those i went didn't had that xtra button.

Not sure those meter same like this?

You will need to press the button in order to inflate a flat tyre

after preset the pressureattachicon.gif2014-08-12-12-29-39_deco.jpg

Thank you.

Will note which kiosk having this for future needs.

Those i went didn't had that xtra button.

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Wah lao eh, how much money got to spent just to pump air into a tire? Want to get an air dryer to remove the air humidity while you guys are at it? Our air humidity is 80%-90% you know? It's good to invest in an air dryer to remove the moisture in the air. Less moisture means less fluctuation in the air pressure in your tire. LoL...

 

For goodness sake just get a 12V portable and compact pump so that it wouldn't take up space in your trunk. Plus you sweat less dan those hand or leg pump.

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Wah lao eh, how much money got to spent just to pump air into a tire? Want to get an air dryer to remove the air humidity while you guys are at it? Our air humidity is 80%-90% you know? It's good to invest in an air dryer to remove the moisture in the air. Less moisture means less fluctuation in the air pressure in your tire. LoL...

 

For goodness sake just get a 12V portable and compact pump so that it wouldn't take up space in your trunk. Plus you sweat less dan those hand or leg pump.

Haha i tried 12v pump before, so malu to disturb my neighbour with such noise.

It kaput and never want the same again.

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Supercharged

Not sure those meter same like this?

You will need to press the button in order to inflate a flat tyre

after preset the pressure

 

Can anyone tell me what's the last button (1st from right) for ? The one with a "circulating arrow".... Thanks.

 

 

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Can anyone tell me what's the last button (1st from right) for ? The one with a "circulating arrow".... Thanks.

 

 

 

The info taken from PCL ( leading UK maker of tyre inflator for service stations ), hope this helps.

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Haha i tried 12v pump before, so malu to disturb my neighbour with such noise.

It kaput and never want the same again.

Must get a better brand, I got it from autobac for

$30+ serve me well already more then a yr and even can inflate a flat tyre when I patched my puncture twice.

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Must get a better brand, I got it from autobac for

$30+ serve me well already more then a yr and even can inflate a flat tyre when I patched my puncture twice.

If it doesn't fire like AK47, dont mind having.

 

The sound from the pump really attract attention while one try to quickly get the tyre done. Anyway thanks for recommending. :)

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Must get a better brand, I got it from autobac for

$30+ serve me well already more then a yr and even can inflate a flat tyre when I patched my puncture twice.

 

thanks

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TB always with a "manual" one! quite good and easy to use.

But to me will go to petrol station everytime.

 

I check my tyre pressure quite regularly and find that it can vary between petrol station and petrol station.

 

Arte petrol station air pumps checked frequently.

Disparity may be dangerous.

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saw these 2 at Autobacs. Anone used it before?

 

Item (1) cost about S$50 plus

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Item 2

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I am using the $36.80 one. Noisy but get the job done. From totally flat tyre to 220kpa in about 5 minutes.

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I am using the $36.80 one. Noisy but get the job done. From totally flat tyre to 220kpa in about 5 minutes.

Nice. Thks for sharing. I travel Alot up north so I want to buy it for emergency since Estima does not come with spare Tyre.

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