How to Use a Car Air Pump?

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DiHenry
07/29/25 4:25pm
Insert the rubber hose nozzle directly into the tire valve. When you hear the sound of air escaping from the tire, it indicates that the air is flowing. Tighten the inflation knob. Attach the red clip to the positive terminal of the battery and the black clip to the negative terminal, or plug it directly into the cigarette lighter for power. Turn on the motor to start inflating. During inflation, the gauge needle will rise as the pressure increases. When the main needle reaches the appropriate tire pressure for your car (generally 30-40 PSI for most cars), turn off the air pump switch. Remove the plug and the air nozzle. Use the specialized ball needle and adapter provided with the device to connect to the air nozzle for inflating balls and other air-required equipment.
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