Automotive Testers on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, US
Here are Two Profeesional Shop Stlye Testers.
There is a Battery Tester (Gravity) and a Anti-freeze Tester.
Both of these testers have a Ambient air temperature Chamber that increases the Accuracy of the Readings You will Obtain.
The Only Accurate Way to Test.
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