Sheet No. 1 of 1
Issue Date: Rev. B, November 18, 2014
© Bosch Automotive Service Solutions LLC
Form No. 102414
Assembly &
Operating Instructions
for: Y-915
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Nozzle Tester Adapter
Safety Precautions
Warning: To prevent personal injury,
• Wear eye protection that meets ANSI Z87.1 and OSHA standards.
• Volatileliquidscanbeextremelyammablewhenvaporized.Avoidanyconditions(sparks,
openames,litcigarettes,etc.)thatcouldignitetheuidusedduringthetestprocedures.
• Usethetesterinawellventilatedarea.
• Whenanozzleisbeingtestedorisinoperation,keepclearofthesprayingnozzle.Theliquid
sprayleavesthenozzletipwithenoughforcetopenetrateskin.Placethenozzletipina
transparentreceptacletocontainthespray,andmakesureallconnectionsinthesystem
aresecure.Fluidleavespressurizedttingswithenoughforcetopenetrateskinandcause
serious personal injury.
• Donotunscrewvalveknobsmorethanoneturnduringanozzletest.Pressurizeduid
could escape and cause personal injury.
Removing the Existing Gauge Assembly
1. See Figure 1. Remove the four screws that hold the gauge protector to the tester head. Remove the
gauge protector. Note: You don't have to remove the shut-off valve, gauge protector valve, or isolator
valve because the gauge protector has slots in the valve areas. Once the screws have been removed,
the gauge protector can be pulled upward off the valves.
2. Remove the high pressure gauge from tester.
PreparingtheNozzleTesterAdapter
3. See Figure 2. Remove the two cap screws holding the brackets to the base of the adapter block. Remove
the brackets.
4. Thread the high pressure gauge (that was removed in step 2) into the right gauge port on top of the adapter
block. Caution:Sealhydraulicsconnectionswithahigh-quality,non-hardeningthreadsealant.Teon
tape can also be used if only one layer of tape is used. Start the tape at least two threads away from
the end of the tting. Apply the tape carefully to prevent it from being pinched by the tting and broken off
inside the pipe end. Loose pieces of tape could travel through the system and obstruct the ow of oil or
cause jamming of precision-t parts.
Figure 1
"O" Ring
Seal
Isolator Valve
Knob
Gauge Protector Valve Knob
Gauge Protector
CapScrew(4)
High Pressure
Gauge
Shut-Off
Valve Knob
Figure 2
Bracket
LowPressure
Gauge Isolator
Valve
LowPressure
Gauge
High Pressure
Gauge
Outlet
High Pressure
Gauge Isolator
Valve
CapScrew(2)
Bracket
Inlet