Hate to be a moron, but what does the ABS function on the gauge do? Thanks for your help
82289
I have no earthly idea. I have only needed to use it once and my rip fence and saw blade have been dead square ever since. Sorry :(
82290
It stands for absolute. You have two types of measurement, absolute (from zero) and relative (relative to another measurement). The ABS selects between the two.
378296
I tried to buy a pressure sensor gauge my local store. It didn't work. I bought one from Amazon and it works pretty good. I would go to a dealer and find out exactly what you need.
1904146
This will clear your check engine light and codes. But after the cycle completes again, the codes will return if they are not repaired. Since purchasing this model, I have used it on 4 different brands of vehicles and a freightliner truck, and it read all the codes. You will still need to do research on what the code is and what it says, because it doesn't give you what needs to be done to fix it, only what the problem is. I don't know about the ABS and SRS.
1065659
Hi,I just checked it as because I never switched it off by hand until now. The gauge comes with auto-power-off after ~5min it switches off automatically.
1560465
This gauge is to monitor your air/fuel, and to use as a tuning tool if your using tuning software. It can be installed and all it will do is watch your A/F coming out the exhaust without doing anything else. Is comes with a sensor and is best places right after the exhaust manifold
1041329
It should read most abs codes. It mainly depends on the year, make, and model vehicle that you are using it on. If you go to the page on Amazon for this unit and scroll down, you will see a chart for all the code readers and what each one will cover.
768538
Everytime I was using my brakes or coming to a stock <10MPH, my ABS would go off. I replaced one, thought I had the correct side but didn't :( Swapped the other out and I was good to go! They are a pain to do since the body of them are plastic and get stuck in your housing... Be gentle.
1048825
The gauge will not read pressure while your adding air. When you release the lever it should read the tire pressure. I'm a professional mechanic & have used mine on cars & heavy duty trucks. Pressures ranging from 30-120psi. The gauge has always been very accurate. Milton is at the top for quality for many years. Hope this helps.
481469
No. There's a chrome-colored knurled female tip on the gauge. Make sure it is screwed tight!
1281376
The gauge has a male and female thread set. It is a pass through configuration. If you have two male connections as previously stated you will need an adaptor.
1414486
You can definitely read the pressure gauge while inflating the tire - I actually used it so that I know when to turn it off. I have had mine for quite awhile now and it is still as accurate as using a separate tire gauge.
1676987
I'm not sure about the gauge....only the quality. It is definitely worth the money, maybe get two, seriously.
2022136
I get a different reading from every gauge I use. . .TD seems consistent between tires, though. Maybe battery?
768541
The ABS light should always come on when first starting the car as it goes through its system check, then go out. My ABS would activate when coming to a stop, but my light never came on. After much trial and error and expense, I finally took it to the dealer. The sensor would not send the correct signal at slow speeds so the ABS thought that wheel was locking and activated. Save yourself some time and money and have someone with a scan tool check the sensors while driving. It will show the outputs of each sensor at different speeds and indicate a faulty one. If you need one, Amazon has the best price. The ABS light should always come on when first starting the car as it goes through its system check, then go out. My ABS would activate when coming to a stop, but my light never came on. After much trial and error and expense, I finally took it to the dealer. The sensor would not send the correct signal at slow speeds so the ABS thought that wheel was locking and activated. Save yourself some time and money and have someone with a scan tool check the sensors while driving. It will show the outputs of each sensor at different speeds and indicate a faulty one. If you need one, Amazon has the... » Read More The ABS light should always come on when first starting the car as it goes through its system check, then go out. My ABS would activate when coming to a stop, but my light never came on. After much trial and error and expense, I finally took it to the dealer. The sensor would not send the correct signal at slow speeds so the ABS thought that wheel was locking and activated. Save yourself some time and money and have someone with a scan tool check the sensors while driving. It will show the outputs of each sensor at different speeds and indicate a faulty one. If you need one, Amazon has the best price. « Show Less
1414488
The compressor will be close enough to you...that you will be able to read the gauge on it. Enjoy it !
1977604
Not a mechanic but I do what I can. Fronts are built for front. They have sensors for your abs systems as rear would not. At least on my suv. Plain and simple. They are different parts as in direct fitment.
976884
Sorry for taking long, for your ans. Yes, the 3030 really does reads ABS CODE. As for erase, let me say this. The 3030 retrieve anti-lock brakes system on some vehicles. Depending what model you have. As the manual stated "most Chrysler/jeep, ford/mazda, gm/Isuzu, Honda/acura & Toyota/lexus vehcles". If you do have one of these model your in luck. But it does not erase Abs codes only because the Abs light tell the driver the brake fluid is low & brake pads are low. Once you work on brakes, then the abs light will go away (on it own). I hoped this help.