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04-24-2024, 06:54 PM
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Inductive pickup test light
I have a no crank situation on my ‘62 Mercury and believe it’s a broken wire somewhere. Anyway probing 62 year old wires with a test light can be a challenge as they’re on the verge of being petrified. So I looked to see if they made an inductive pickup type test light. I’ve never seen one, but sure enough I found this-
https://www.ebay.com/itm/35433165579...BoC6b4QAvD_BwE Now a few questions. Anyone have something like this? Does it work OK? This one looks like a cheap piece of junk, so if you could recommend a decent one, that would be great. Thanks
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