Description
Comparison points and tradeoffs
When comparing Continental 9002 Krikit Tension Gauge with other Gauge Sets options, use this source-backed detail as the primary discriminator: Category: Replacement Parts / Lighting & Electrical / Electrical / Gauges / Gauge Sets.
Use this second fact to evaluate the tradeoff: Continental Elite Krikit Tension Gauges are designed for use with Poly-V belts. A third point to compare across alternatives is: Measures up to 7/8-inch top width belts.
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Complete source-backed product details
Continental Elite Krikit Tension Gauges are designed for use with Poly-V belts.
Source product highlights
- Continental offers the purest line of Original Equipment
- Durable, and easy to carry and use
- Most cost effective way to measure belt tension
- Scale reads in pounds and kilograms
- Measures up to 7/8-inch top width belts
No structured vehicle fitment data is available. Compare the listing with the vehicle and existing part before ordering.
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Customer feedback
Ratings and written reviews
4.0 / 5
116 source ratings
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1 Feral 2 –
A great cheap and easy to operate alternative, to the OEM equipment. However, you must take your tension setting from a correctly adjusted belt in the first place, to obtain the correct tension, unless there are instructions provided with belts, that are specifically for the use of the Krikit Tension Gauge.I have only been using this gauge for a short time, but happy that it is consistently giving the correct reading when I check my Spyder drive belt.
S. Lee –
Accurate. gives a great consistant base line for belt adjustment. Had to you-tube to figure out how to use it. directions assume you know? insert your index finger in the rubber finger holder and push down until it clicks. Then look at your reading.
customer –
Works just like advertised. Inexpensive way to maintain a flat belt.
Jason Kmecheck –
Works great. go slow. I have to get another something fell off the back of it while it was in my pocket and now it no longer clicks. Keep it out of your pockets i guess.
Dave –
inexpensive and compact.Does the job of much fancier, much more expensive tools and much better than just guessing belt tension.
Mr S E Fenn –
As with all the best tools this is both simple and very effective. There are some excellent ‘how to’ videos on Youtube if in any doubt how to use this but it really is simple – just make sure the blue plastic arm is flush (flat) before when you commence pressing down to acheive the ‘click’ and you will get an accurate reading.Highly recommended for the amateur spanner-man and this is especially useful when checking the serpentine belt on Jeep XJ Cherokees which require surprisingly tight belts (140-150lbs)
Customer –
Simple to use, but you need to follow instructions carefully. Also check result at least 3 times to ensure accuracy.
Richard Rhéaume –
cette fois j’ai commander le bon outil , fidèle à la description et livraison rapide ( bon service )
Ellis R. Greathouse ll –
Awesome product great service
RANDY LAHEY –
It work with finger. Finger the device so I can measure belt tenshin.Woohoo It is good.
Stephen Ramella –
Not much to these gauges but they are simple and effective.
J. Mehl –
I’m a machinist, so I know how to use a gauge, and understand how this one works (in theory), but like another reviewer, I never got a reading above 100# (despite increasing tension substantially). Tested other cars with 6PK belts and spring tensioners and tried to set my car with 6PK belt and manual tensioner, all measured 100# with the gauge, but my car with the manual tensioner is far far tighter.
Philip Pryor –
The exact item as described. Shipped and received in a timely manner and works as required.