I bought one of these, and holy shit is it nice. What are your

>>17102943
did you just buy a glorified test light?

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I waited 2 years for these to go on sale

>>17102955
more than a test light

Shopvac micro, good strong sucker and it's small enough to to carry around to work in and around a car with. Only downside is the small diameter hose and relatively low capacty, but it's better than a standard household tank vac.

>>17103147
its a test light for morons

>>17102955
>Ability to Power Up Components
>Audible Tones Features
>Voltmeter
>12 -24 VDC Range
>20 Ft. Power Cable
>Positive/Negative Voltage Indicator
>Continuity Tester
>Short Circuit Indicator
>Relay And Component Tester

>>17102955

Last time I checked test lights can't power up circuits.

Power probes are godly when doing engine swaps, makes meshing the harness's easy as fuck.

>>17103194
I like it for small motors, too, especially power windows.

Is it worth it picking up a nice OBDII scanner?
For basic diagnoses and such?

>>17102943
>What are your latest tool purchases?
A large, 5/16" punch

>>17103357
There are a lot of cheap code readers out there. I know anons here recommend a Bluetooth model found on eBay, but I can't remember which one.

>>17103136
i got the same set from IRWIN VICE GRIP for like 90USD at my local tool store

>>17103165
t. weekend warrior
that power probe is legit

>>17102943
i guess the last "tool" i bought is a spoke wheel brush since i'v gotten into auto detailing

>>17102943

>didnt buy the IV
>didnt buy the hook
>probably owns a fluke

>>17103136
>not just buying the Irwin ones which are identical but much cheaper and available everywhere

>>17102943
Why not just buy a lower tier Fluke and do everything properly?

>>17104151
The combined Irwin ones would be over $300 CDN. I paid $147 CDN taxes in and these come with a lifetime warranty.

Irwin used to make them for Snap On but since manufacturing went to China during the mid to late 2000's the quality control went to shit and Snap On uses someone else. Manufacturing for Irwin is back in the USA but the raw materials still originate from the same suppliers as before so be the judge for yourself.