Using a Power Probe Tester to Troubleshoot Failed Electric Front Seats
There are lots of different ways and even different tools you can use when troubleshooting an automotive electrical problem. You can use a volt-ohm meter. In some cases, a simple 12-volt test light will do the job. When testing electrical motors you will need a 12-volt power source like a battery or battery boost pack. How would you like an easy-to-use tool that would do it all? Let me show you my tool of choice.
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