Fluke 88 Automotive Multimeter W/accessories on 2040-parts.com
Mead, Colorado, US
This is a used Fluke 88 in great condition and fully functional. It comes with the yellow protective, stand up case. Numerous attachments are are also included. Such as test leads, 80T-IR Infrared Temperature Probe, PV350 Pressure/Vacuum Module, Inductive Tach and some instruction manuals. There is no carrying case for this meter.
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