Can this cycle the abs pump (so that you can purge air out of it)?
161697
I highly doubt it, but I really don't know. Mine doesn't work on two of the cars I specificly bought it for. Mercedes 1997 SL500 and ford 1997 f150. I can't test anything related to abs/srs. I bought it for these functions as advertised, but it doesn't read them. I find this tool very lacking.
161698
what I have done in past is use a vacumn pump to bleed the system there will be a bleed nipple on the abs system start there and move out from there to the wheels starting with closest wheel
2228563
I don't know. I thought about it but I used the bike pump instead and worked very very well.
560757
That's what I needed for and the instructions stated it could but it didn't work. It hardly pumped out any air. So I checked my air pump instructions and it stated that if that happened it's because the adapter is not powerful enough. Hope that helps.
1970273
It should work fine for that. And while you could set the regulator down to the pressure you want in your tire, you would better off leaving the regulator at full pressure and using a manual triggered tire inflater (with pressure gauge) at the end of your air hose. Tire inflaters like this often have built-in air bleeder buttons too, allowing you to instantly release excess pressure if you pump in too much.
2038303
Yes. Go to http://www.intexcorp.com/index.php/home/airbed-furniture-pumps.html?manual=1 to select the manual of your bed and see the instructions on how to bypass the built-in pump. Basically, go to the control dial, turn it clockwise until the arrow points to the inflation mark, insert the hose to your pump and have at it. I bought power converter for the bed so I could plug it into the cigarette lighter socket and pump it up that way for camping.
1711659
Yes, although it doesn't move a whole lot of air on the pumping, you could pump tires up with it. It just might take a while though but it's really compact. I recommend getting the CO2 cartridge kits. They're really compact and much faster.
50110
if your talking about an exhaust filter then yes but you have to figure out which one fits your pump when you updrade to a certain size cfm ( I cant recall) they come with a small exhaust filter built in, but guarnteed asking this in the robinair pump page would get you a more definitive answer. Hope I helped
1966835
I don't see why you couldn't air it up with another unit. It would just be a matter of adapting the fill port size. It comes with some adaptors, maybe they would fit your pump, but then there is duct tape.
143781
Yes it should not problem, basically you plug in your other pumps and as long as they can handle being cycled on and off you should be fine! I have had mine for over a year now with no problems.
1451348
Yes. You need to add air. I did it with a bike pump that had a basketball air fill needle on it. Hope that helps :)
1130783
No. it actually works better the higher it is because it pulls better than it pushes. Moving it to the high point of the pumping cycle takes full advantage of its suction strength.
1772698
I don't believe this is suitable for that purpose. It's not actually an air compressor, where you have an instant volume of air at the press of a button. It's basically designed to pulsate or pump air into air inflatable devices such as vehicle tires, basketballs, etc. BUT... if you are looking for a FAST vehicle tire inflation pump, this is the ONE to get! I LOVE mine!
1611025
No, I believe you would void your warranty and would probably end up with a mess. There are things called macerator pumps designed to do what you are intending.
1113060
You probably could but I would not use it on a continuous cycle, it will overheat easy, it runs in small doses to air up the bags. I would recommend a regular home air compressor with an adjustable regulator to control the psi. They are comparable in price but are designed to run for longer periods of time.
333583
This is the best of several air pumps I have had in the past. I have no idea if it would work for that application. It has plenty of capacity and multiply types of connections. I have used it inflate tires but nothing else.
678307
It would take a very long time and a lot of work, but it could be done. This pump does not put out a lot of volume, which is fine for a bicycle tire, but not for something as big as an air mattress. Look for something larger.
649874
I don't either. Just works from the cycling of your pump cycles. Never had a problem with it. Been using it for years