W16500 Professional DEF Tester (Disc Type DEF, Diesel Exhaust Fluid tester)

Works very easy and accurately

Trabaja muy bien, lo único que no me gustó, es que el material con el que está hecho, es muy frágil, por lo demás hace buen trabajo

You can spend ten times as much for a more technical tool and if your doing research, you should do so. I had purchased two jugs of DEF from WalMart as I had ten times before with oil to do an LOF on my BMW M57Y motor. Shortly after adding it to my tank, I received a msg telling me that I had 200 miles before my engine would not start and had to be reset by the dealer. My independent mechanic told me to test it and recommended that I purchase this to do so. While they drained my system and refilled it, I tested the bottle of what was left and wouldn't you know...I would have saved myself several hundred dollars had I just tested it before I put it in. Now I'm fighting WalMart and their manufacturer for reimbursement.

so i wanted to check my antifreeze. so i looked for an awsome antifreeze checker do Hickie. and put one on my wishlist. well, the wife decided to clean off my wishlist because i had to many unneeded things. after she deleted everything we had the blizzard of 2022 and there were no antifreeze checkers in any auto parts store on the planet. so she panics goes to amazon and orders me this. the amazing thing i cannot use. well until the zombie apocalypse then i will need it for killing zombies. great job. looks high quality through the plastic. and the little disks slide around when i jiggle it like a rattle. keep up the good work...

the end broke near the connection to the rubber hose

I'm not sure I would buy again for several reasons: I doubt that the 3 balls are going to have enough resolution to determine if DEF is just slightly out of spec. Two- the long hose, won't reach the DEF in my 22 Silverado unless the tank was very full, so it's just not that useful. Will it test DEF in a jug, sure.

My main is a DEF refractometer. This one is actually simpler to use than the other. Make sure you get the bubbles out of the way to get an accurate reading.

I should have heeded the review where a went through three of these from a NAPA store before he gave up. As you can see from my pictures, the sampling hose is not attached to the plastic tip of the tester. The broken off tip is in the hose, and it came this way. The hose is important because if you own a sprinter van or RV and want to test the DEF you need to suck it up from the tank. It doesn't help in the plastic tip is broken off. Obviously Performance Tool needs to improve the tip. In the meantime, I'm going to use a work around to test my DEF. It's disappointing the antifreeze testers that have been around for ages. It can be done.

I needed to know if my def was good or not. This device was easy to use

I had a few containers of DEF and was worried about them being past the expiration date so purchased this item and was relieved to find all containers still read “Good”. Well worth it!

Practical working good. Easy to use

Tip where hose connects broke off, cheap plastic part!!

Works good , bought 2 for my shop it works well and helps with repairs to DEF systems