Solary SD301 Automotive Smoke Machine For Cars - 12V DC Smoke Evap Tester Leak Detector

Solary Automotive Smoke Machine Leak Detector

SOLARY Barcode: 6971709253629

4.8 / 5.0 based on 47 reviews

$67.99 $99.99 Save $32

  • All-in-One Testing: Fog machines, perform EVAP, exhaust, and more tests on any vehicle, from cars to boats.

  • smoke leak detector: Easily locate leaks by converting oil into smoke, ensuring precise repairs.

  • User-Friendly Design: The automotive smoke detector with a hook for the car, adds oil, and connects to a 12V battery for quick, 20-second smoke output to detect even minor leaks. (Easy to Use)

  • Safety First: With overheating and freeze protection, it automatically powers off at extremes, ensuring operator and device safety.

  • Portable & Lightweight: Weighing only 3kg, it's perfect for all car owners - compact and easy to store, an essential tool.

  • Worry-free After-sales Service：We provide a one-year free warranty and lifetime technical support. You can contact our customer service team anytime if you encounter any problems during use.

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Customer Reviews

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Old school
Old school mechanic 🍺

The price was right it worked perfectly found the problem save me some money 🤑

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Chris
Great for the price

Quality-not the best, but you get what you pay for.
Item works

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Mark Lewallen
Worth the $

Works great for shop or diy.

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Shadowbum
Yes , they do stink up stuff.

This found several minor air leaks, would be nice if it had a shut off switch, even just a simple switch inline on the power cord .

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john w.
Pretty nice

I figured they're probably all made in China, this one was cheap, so I'll try it. It's actually quite nice. It's smaller than I expected, which is good. I like the metal case. I see the over $900 otc one is plastic. It makes thick smoke. The fittings are nice. The flowmeter is nice.
Any of these is just a regulator, some means of controlling flow, and a heater. I don't know how anyone comes up with $900-1000 for that.
I regret buying real "smoke fluid" for it, it is obviously just mineral oil. The instructions for this even tell you to use that. No magic here, it just heats up oil to produce smoke. I'll use mineral oil, not baby oil, which just has a scent added. The smoke gets in whatever you're testing, condensing and coating things a little, so I suppose there is some minor risk of the perfume decomposition products being corrosive or something.
Speaking of instructions, you sure don't need them to operate this simple thing, but they are written (or translated) pretty well.
I might like to have a 120vac power option. I would rather not have the more expensive type that comes with an air pump. More moving parts means it's more likely to break. The 12v might mean they use a cheap diesel glow plug for heat, I don't know. Maybe I'll take a look inside.

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