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Thexton 398 IACV Motor Tester GM / Chrysler Diagnostic Hand Tool 1989 AUTO-LOCKING: Setup deadbolt to auto-lock Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Thexton 398 IACV Motor Tester GM / Chrysler Diagnostic Hand Tool 1989 AUTO-LOCKING: Setup deadbolt to auto-lock Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Thexton 398 IACV Motor Tester GM / Chrysler Diagnostic Hand Tool 1989 AUTO-LOCKING: Setup deadbolt to auto-lock Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Thexton 398 IACV Motor Tester GM / Chrysler Diagnostic Hand Tool 1989 AUTO-LOCKING: Setup deadbolt to auto-lock Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
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Thexton 398 IACV Motor Tester GM / Chrysler Diagnostic Hand Tool 1989 AUTO-LOCKING: Setup deadbolt to auto-lock Sensor Shift Image Stabilization

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Thexton 398 IACV Motor Tester GM Chrysler Diagnostic Hand Tool 1989 AUTO LOCKING: Setup deadbolt to auto lock Sensor Shift Image Stabilization AUTO LOCKING: Setup deadbolt to auto lock after entry or exit Neck Joint: bolt on and diagnose the intake control valve (IACV) on GM TBI PFI MFI and Chrysler AMC vehicles with automatic idle speed The Thexton 398 GM Chrysler Idle Air Control Valve (IACV) Motor Tester is a specialized automotive diagnostic tool designed to test

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