The Lisle 16oz Combustion Leak Detector Fluid for Diesel (75730) is an essential tool for diagnosing combustion leaks in diesel engines. This high-quality fluid is designed to be used in conjunction with the Lisle 75500 Combustion Leak Detector.
KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS:
- Accurate Detection: The fluid changes color from red to yellow when it comes into contact with combustion gases, indicating a potential leak.
- Easy to Use: Simply add the fluid to the radiator and monitor for color changes.
- Reliable Performance: Designed for consistent and accurate results.
- Compatibility: Works seamlessly with the Lisle 75500 Combustion Leak Detector.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Quantity: 16 fluid ounces
- Color: Red (changes to yellow when detecting combustion gases)
- Compatibility: Diesel engines
- Manufacturer: Lisle Corporation
HOW TO USE:
- Add Fluid: Pour the entire contents of the bottle into the radiator.
- Start Engine: Turn on the engine and let it run for a few minutes.
- Inspect Fluid: Check the radiator fluid for any color changes. If the fluid turns yellow, it indicates a combustion leak.
- Identify Leak: Use the Lisle 75500 Combustion Leak Detector to pinpoint the location of the leak.
BENEFITS OF USING THE LISLE 16OZ COMBUSTION LEAK DETECTOR FLUID FOR DIESEL (75730):
- Prevent Engine Damage: Identifying and addressing combustion leaks can help prevent costly engine damage.
- Improve Fuel Efficiency: Combustion leaks can lead to decreased fuel efficiency. By detecting and repairing them, you can improve your vehicle’s fuel economy.
- Reduce Emissions: Combustion leaks contribute to increased emissions. Using this product can help reduce your vehicle’s environmental impact.
FEATURES:
- High-Quality Formula: Made with premium ingredients for optimal performance.
- Easy to Read Color Change: The distinct color change makes it simple to detect leaks.
- Environmentally Friendly: Does not harm the environment.
- Affordable: Offers a cost-effective solution for diagnosing combustion leaks.









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