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Professional automotive forum for discussion of automotive tools, equipment and products. Although product representatives for tool & equipment companies do participate in a helpful way, this forum (like all areas of iATN) does not permit any advertising, so the discussion that takes place is by and for the users of the products. Discussion of special tool uses, solutions, and best practices. This forum is for experienced automotive repair professionals only, membership required.

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Recent Automotive Discussions in the Automotive Tool & Equipment Forum

OIL STICKER PRINTER
07/24/2024 in the Tool & Equipment Forum
We use Shopware and our old Zebra printer finally went to its' maker. Shopware now has the ability to integrate a sticker printer interface. Anyone using this feature and if so, what specific make and model and does it actually work without issues? We obv...
Reccomendation request. AC couplers
07/20/2024 in the Tool & Equipment Forum
What AC couplers do you recommend for R134A? I've looked at Robinair and Mastercool. These will be used on a manifold gauge set. Thanks, Rob in Nanaimo.
Wheel aligners
07/17/2024 in the Tool & Equipment Forum
Hi, anyone tried any other brand wheel sensor type wheel aligner? (not target type as I don't have the space). If so what brand?
What is it?
07/11/2024 in the Tool & Equipment Forum
I had this sitting in my driveway when I got home. Flow meter? [Really old] [Unknown].
Wurth Zebra Locking Pliers
07/10/2024 in the Tool & Equipment Forum
Has anyone tried these "vice grip looking" pliers ? They are in the Wurth monthly sales flyer and I noticed made in Germany stamped on them. If they are closer in quality to the old Petersen ones, spread the news !

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