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russ lund 
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Posted: February 23, 2005 at 9:36 AM / IP Logged  

A freezer with Jim Beam in it for blowing off steam after a pain in the ass install.Russ.

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johnnyb1231 
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Posted: February 23, 2005 at 9:38 AM / IP Logged  
what about a coat hanger
avxtech 
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Posted: February 23, 2005 at 9:51 AM / IP Logged  

I found this new tool thats the best! Its called a Mista Meter, some dude designed and built a meter just for installers!  Hand made and stuff, does everything you want all in , and is computer friendly. Check it out http://www.intraface.com

I bought two, one for shop and one for road.  Built like a brick house too

joebobcletusjr 
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Posted: February 23, 2005 at 12:11 PM / IP Logged  
are you sure that is the right URL?
 
I just tried to go to it and it says that the domain is for sale, or they may not have renewed their domain.
eh? what did you just say?
avxtech 
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Sorry,  it's http:// www.intriface.com

joebobcletusjr 
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It sounds great and thank you for posting that, but do you think it will have the same issue as say a light tester and the old accidental air bag deploymet problem, since it says it is basically a multimeter and a test light. 
also the website does not list a price, can you tell us how much one will cost?
eh? what did you just say?
avxtech 
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yeah,  if you have it set to "volts" it acts just like a test light (trip locks, relays , etc) but, set it to continuity and it acts more like a logic probe (red light = 12V / green light = ground), and is best for more sensitive circuits. All I know is that i've used it now for about 5 months, and havent had anything but great results, and I do a toyota dealer and a Dodge dealer which are all 2004-2005 cars.  Besides, airebag wires are so well marked now, usually dont even attempt.

Then I paid about  $100 bucks, but  i dont know what he charges now

joebobcletusjr 
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it is still $100 plus S&H (around $8 average); I e-mailed the developer, and he was great about getting back to me within 15 minutes. but it looks like a great tool; even though I have yet to use one, I would recommend it other installers.
eh? what did you just say?
avxtech 
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since i got it , i refuse to use anything else!
riceman 
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Posted: February 25, 2005 at 2:18 PM / IP Logged  

avxtech i think a $15 dollar radioshack pocket DVM can do a better job. And for a hundred bucks that is way to much for that you can get a powerlogic probe II for way under a bill on ebay. Thepencil the antenna is great and best of all its free. I took a honda civic antenna n grinded it down to about a foot n a half n i carry it around in my toolbox. Its great for stuffing wires through grommets. Maybe all of you guys just forgot to mention about your crimper. There has not been a day that i havnt used my thomas n belts crimper. I've used channel lock snap-on and i think by far thomas n belts is the best. Heres a little tip, take your  Dremel n grind down the bump on your crimper alittle and it takes alot less force to crimp a connector.

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