Painless Wiring Hot Shot Plus (starter Solenoid Amperage Booster) on 2040-parts.com
Kennewick, Washington, United States
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his relay kit allows you to turn over the engine from the engine compartment for adjusting valves. It also overcomes starting problems due to an overheated starter or worn out electrical system by boosting amperage to the starter solenoid every time the vehicle is started. This kit includes:
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