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Do you like the tool? Does it work well? I have looked at otc's website and all it states is it works on all modern vehicles. No actual application guide.

I wanted to get some advise on these two tools. I am a tech working at a European dealership and was looking at purchasing one of these two tools. Has anybody used either one on mainly european cars? Rust is not an issue where I live, just trying to avoid removing the complete knuckle and...

I have a lead one that the lead has cracked internally. Now it just flops and folds over at the cracked point

Do a search here, there are a few threads comparing the two. As far as I remember the reviews for the power scan where not great

I'm not mad, I had a feeling it was too good to be true. I am not sure how it works in the USA, but in Canada any major retailer, abides by the scanning code of practice, which basically states that if the item is priced differently then what scans, the consumer is entitled to the lower price...

Just got an email stating they were cancelling my order

Just ordered my w5130, I would have picked up the racket as well but looks like the price has been corrected as it is back up to two hundred and something. Thanks op for the great deal.

Looks to be a 19mm

I have that mueller Kueps and like it. It can be found from other sites for a lot less then that though. I think I bought mine from thetoolwarehouse.net for under $400. It took a few weeks to get as they had to special order it.

Anytime you want to measure current. You can use it to check injectors or coils, fuel pumps or other motors, and parasitic drains.

I bet 90% techs do the same thing, including myself. Some guys in the shop rarely use a torque wrench (not specifically on strut nuts but any fastener) , and I have worked on their comebacks. If it's easy enough to torque I will torque it to spec.

The only problem with the pass through socket set is torquing the nut to spec. I guess you could use a crows foot on your torque wrench

The strut socket I found on EBay. It is a Hazet 2593. I know Assenmacher makes one but I couldn't justify the price.

Hazet 21mm strut nut socket, ASsenmacher 8mm glow plug socket, a Lang hub holder and an otc cv boot clamp installer

Just ordered mine off the website the other day. Looks like it is online as well. My iPhone app just downloaded the new cataloy

That's the same as what mb uses in their xentry scan tool. Sometimes it can be. Time saver and sometimes it's a big waste of time.

I haven't played with my vag com in awhile, does it now have guided fault finding??

How would you do tires or adjust tire pressure without a compressor. You would be hard pressed to ditch the compressor

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Mercedes timing chain rail pin slide hammer and puller.