Circuit Tester for Checking Individual Wires
Updated 09/15/2017 | Published 09/14/2017
Question:
Had a brake controller stop functioning and researched how to resolve this problem on your web site. In the instructions and on the video you featured a circuit tester.I really liked it. Can you tell me how to get it.
asked by: Douglas W
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Expert Reply:
I believe what you are referring to is the circuit tester # PTW2993 like the one shown in the "Diagnosing a Brake Controller Problem" video (which I've linked).
I've also added a link to a review video of this product for you to check out.
expert reply by:
Kyle S
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