Facom DX.CONECT Automotive Diagnostic Accessories Master Set
£276.95 at Tooled Up · 17% below amazon price £333.84
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The Facom DX.CONECT Automotive Diagnostic Accessories Master Set is a comprehensive collection of diagnostic leads and connectors designed for accurate electrical measurement on small automotive connectors without causing damage.
Ideal for professional automotive technicians and advanced diagnostics, this set allows precise voltage and current readings across a wide range of vehicle circuits.
All accessories are fully compatible with standard electric testers and diagnostic devices, making the set highly versatile on the workshop bench.
Typical applications include airbag circuit testing, MAP
Ideal for professional automotive technicians and advanced diagnostics, this set allows precise voltage and current readings across a wide range of vehicle circuits.
All accessories are fully compatible with standard electric testers and diagnostic devices, making the set highly versatile on the workshop bench.
Typical applications include airbag circuit testing, MAP
EAN 3662424052569 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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