Wow i bough this and didnt know it had a pressure lever ! whats the max pressure this cna output? and does more pressure increase gpm? or is it vice versa
I legit dont know because it all depends on what gun, nozzle, and accessories you have 🤔 Check the Obsessed Garage website for full spec info, they have all the testing research 🔬 I dialed mine to 1100 PSI, the cars I get are pretty clean, so no need to go beyond
Third!!! Watching video because I am a fan, not because I own a Kranzle 1322TS :) Since I don't own one but am just a little mechanically inclined, my guess for "milky" oil has to be due to worn or damaged seals. I believe since Kranzle is high end you should be able to purchase a "seal kit". Oil on its own does not cause it to turn "milky", usually, that is due to water and other elements. Replace your seals and I bet you a cup of coffee your next oil change will not be like that milky substance. UPDATE: After a Google and RUclips search. ruclips.net/video/O11T3cWFXU8/видео.html UPDATE 2: (Obsessed Garage) ruclips.net/video/EM5VxWnKoqA/видео.html This video he states milky residue means failure in seals (about 5min 10sec mark of video)
I'll probably follow up on this 😂 I never replaced the seals since 2 years 🤷♂️ Ill look into this and replace em 🤔 Gotta make sure this beast is 💯 functional!! 💪 Thanks for the reach out and research! 👏
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Wow i bough this and didnt know it had a pressure lever ! whats the max pressure this cna output? and does more pressure increase gpm? or is it vice versa
Its just a lever to adjust the pressure, not water flow 👍 1000-1200 is ideal for washing cars 🚙 🫧
Thanks man!!@@CardosCarDose
do you know the max psi you can set it to?
I legit dont know because it all depends on what gun, nozzle, and accessories you have 🤔 Check the Obsessed Garage website for full spec info, they have all the testing research 🔬
I dialed mine to 1100 PSI, the cars I get are pretty clean, so no need to go beyond
More than likely it’s time for you to replace those seals by the way that oil looks. Easy job tho only cost about $80
Oh definitely! 😂 Already purchased em and I might follow up on this depending on how it goes 😎 👨🔧
Where did you get them for $80? Lowest I’ve found is obsessed garage $120 with shipping.
@leakyboots82 I got mine at Clean Garage about a year ago 🤔
That’s a lot of water in the oil for sure.
Unfortunately 😔 But ive seen worst machines with longer service gaps, so I am certain this can take a beating 😎
Third!!! Watching video because I am a fan, not because I own a Kranzle 1322TS :)
Since I don't own one but am just a little mechanically inclined, my guess for "milky" oil has to be due to worn or damaged seals. I believe since Kranzle is high end you should be able to purchase a "seal kit". Oil on its own does not cause it to turn "milky", usually, that is due to water and other elements. Replace your seals and I bet you a cup of coffee your next oil change will not be like that milky substance.
UPDATE: After a Google and RUclips search. ruclips.net/video/O11T3cWFXU8/видео.html
UPDATE 2: (Obsessed Garage) ruclips.net/video/EM5VxWnKoqA/видео.html This video he states milky residue means failure in seals (about 5min 10sec mark of video)
I'll probably follow up on this 😂 I never replaced the seals since 2 years 🤷♂️
Ill look into this and replace em 🤔 Gotta make sure this beast is 💯 functional!! 💪 Thanks for the reach out and research! 👏
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