Matco Tools Determinator Dis Ignition Module And Kv Tester Model Md2993 on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, US
This is a really neat tool that I just don't use anymore. It's a Matco Determinator series DIS Module/kv tester for ignition modules. It's in perfect working order and is a nice tool for anyone who likes diagnostic equipment. It's in great working condition.
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