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14 volts, half that for 6 V systems. If you don't have a meter, buy one at Radio Shack or any auto parts store for < $20 US or if near a Harbor Freight Tool store <$10 US. Ask for a digital multimeter

...circuit breaker. Advanced Auto parts has them in stock at most locations. If you don't have one of those nearby then try a Grainger catalog. Or even a Harbor Freight online. Hope this helps. Good ...

...Harbor Freight tool store they are often on sale for ~$40 US and they have an on-line presence so you can check and or buy there. I like having my own at home since we have a half-dozen family cars ...

Harbor Freight. But make sure it is designed for Fuel. Do not siphon using your mouth. 6. Use a fuel siphoning hose connected and clamped down onto the larger line. 7. Siphon the fuel into an approved

...(house power charger) in to it and off ya go... It will filter out the noise that the capacitor used to fix. Best price is either Harbor Freight (on line or store), or Tiger Direct - AKA Circuit

...are not fouled if they are replace with new plugs.you can go to a harbor freight store buy a plug tester for under 5 dollars best way it will tell you if the wires are bad or its the plug! good

...harbor freight store and purchase a heated dipstick insert oil check dipstick tube,this will plug in and heat your oil overnight. you can also order it at HarborFreight.com hope this helps and t hank ...

Harbor Freight Store or you might be able to get one one line. They have the replacement keys for the Central Machinery Drill Press. as you did not specify your location - any hardware store will have

...LP to NAT gas. Don't trust what is marked on the orfice, be sure to check with a drill bit. Small numbered bits can be hard to locate in most hardware stores. Found mine at Harbor Freight

...store and ask them to pull the codes. You plug in a scanner or code reader into the ECM data plug. The ECM data plug is usually located under the driver side dash. Although some vehicles hide them in ...