SG Tool Aid 25300 Short Circuit Detector - Automotive Electrical Diagnostic Tool for Quick Fault Finding in Cars, Trucks & Motorcycles | Ideal for Mechanics & DIY Enthusiasts
$35.38
$64.34
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SG Tool Aid 25300 Short Circuit Detector - Automotive Electrical Diagnostic Tool for Quick Fault Finding in Cars, Trucks & Motorcycles | Ideal for Mechanics & DIY Enthusiasts
$35.38
$64.34
45% Off
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Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
The number and complexity of electrical wiring systems in modern vehicles is growing. Intermittent short circuits are becoming more common and are the most difficult shorts to locate. Use this device with audio signal to indicate when intermittent short circuit occurs with vehicle at rest or on road test. After faulty system is indicated, use to find short location.
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The only way IMHO to pinpoint shorts in trucks and busses where you have a lot of area to cover. I've used these types of detectors for many years and couldn't even begin to calculate how much time they have saved. The thing I like is the audio signal. You can hook the tool up to the fuse panel (I normally make ends that fit into the panel fuse slots for the plastic blade type fuses by breaking a plastic fuse apart and using the metal ends to plug into each side of the circuit in the fuse panel I'm testing, this allows you to hook the alligator clips up. When there is a short the buzzer will cut on and off as the circuit breaker in the tool opens and closes. This allows you to hunt for the area where the short is located by moving wires and harnesses or unhooking switches and components throughout the vehicle. When the buzzing stops you know you have located the area where the short is. Then it's just a process of elimination.
