Ford Rotunda Hickock Diagnostic Cable Sbds 418f531 New on 2040-parts.com
Toms River, New Jersey, US
THIS IS A NEW IN BAG DIAGNOSTIC CABLE FOR FORD ROTUNDA HICKOCK USED WITH THE SBDS OR DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT THAT ACCEPTS THE CABLE# 418F531 WITH CONNECTOR C274 THAT HAS 5 PINS IT IS BRAND NEW SELLING CHEAP NO RETURNS OR WARRANTY THIS CABLE HAS 1 BLACK PROBE AND 1 RED PROBE
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