Top 5 Tools: Paul Brow, All Car Specialists, Inc. San Gabriel, CA – UnderhoodService

Top 5 Tools: Paul Brow, All Car Specialists, Inc. San Gabriel, CA

Identifix, Vantage Pro and The Hook make Paul Brow's Top 5 Tool list.

Paul Brow, president
All Car Specialists, Inc.
San Gabriel, CA
www.all-car.com

Identifix — This information system is constantly updated.
Snap-on Vantage Pro — Easy to hook up and has a good waveform library.
Zetronix Lambda Test Probe — You can drive a car under all conditions and see what the fuel mixture is at any time.
Power Probe and The Hook — These tools make locating electrical faults easy.
Fluorescent dye and light — Makes it easy to locate leaks.

 

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