🔧 Power Probe III Automotive Diagnostic Test Tool, Digital Volt Meter - Red (PP319FTCRED), with Case & Acc, AC/DC Current Resistance, Circuit Tester Review

Wow I wouldn't say much but wow times have changed. I'm an old school mechanic. and using a simple light tester I figured that was all I needed. I was wrong. With this power sensor I can easily test many more sensors. I can test the e-vap sensors, both vent and purge. With this one-step tool I can check whether the (-) and/or (+) connector is defective. Yesterday I had to check the wheel speed sensor. as soon as I checked the ground at the connector. I know the ground wire was broken, I traced…

This probe works fine except the red LED in the top right corner of the screen appears to be hidden under the black surface of the screen and is not visible. You can see the glow under the red body, but that's clearly not correct. I tried calling the number on the back of the manual and got a standard message that didn't even include a company name. So I went to PowerProbe.com and got redirected to a company called CCTool which is a very inconvenient website, I can't even find PowerProbe in the

This kit was a steal when I bought it on July 2, 2017 for $75.01; a week later it topped $88 from the same seller on Revain. There are other versions of the PP319 kit on Revain that show exactly what you should be getting, some cheaper and some more expensive, basically for the same thing. The image of this kit is misleading as the standard power probe and black plastic carrying case are not shown in the product image. Revane was made aware of this but no action was taken. The screw-on probe is

Glad I bought this tool but due to poor documentation and videos wasted a lot of time. Probably more than I will ever use this tool. When I first used it, I was able to find a problem in the headlight switch that I didn't even know existed. I was able to figure out which of the terminals on the headlight was power and which was ground and test the light by applying power without removing the bulb, so that was cool. If I were a professional mechanic, I would understand that this would save you a