Tooldom OBD-II Breakout Box Can Bus Circuit tester 2 Year Warranty Nut Drivers Output 5V/1A DEVDPC-601

Name: Tooldom OBD-II Breakout Box Can Bus Circuit tester 2 Year Warranty Nut Drivers Output 5V/1A DEVDPC-601
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 81336961426
Price: 169.99 USD
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Tooldom OBD II Breakout Box Can Bus Circuit tester 2 Year Warranty Nut Drivers Output 5V 1A DEVDPC 601 Output 5V 1A Fits up to 10mm 3 8" hex This OBD II Breakout Box is a CAN Bus Circuit Tester that plugs directly into the Vehicle's Data Link Connector (DLC) • Compatible with 12V and 24V systems• Works inline with vehicles DLC and scan tool• Displays live Voltage readings when testing pins• Provides quick access to all 16 pin terminals during vehicle diagnosis and repair• Monitors vehicle's voltage during module programming with a low Voltage alarm• 2 Year Warranty

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