Does it work on 6 volt systems restoring 52 ford flat head v8
186011
Sir, don't know. Have only used it on 12 volt systems. Wish I could help. Tree
186012
I have not tried it. but read this he says it will http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=121910
186013
Yes. It would display 6volts on the screen. Make sure you are getting the power probe 3 with the display. The light would not light up however. But it would display the voltage. I use it to check 5 volt computer reference voltages all the time.
186014
Ask power probe on their web site. The specifications list 12-24 volts but in use lesser voltages will register. Iit might need 12 volts to operate the unit. Best bet is to contact the manufacturer.
1729192
I believe that is a 3.6V battery, and you will need at least 5V to drive the motors properly. So, connecting two or more of them of them in series should work. I found that a 9-12V source with a speed controller (so the final voltage to the motor is 6-8V) works well.
1212427
No specific model of car, per se, as it works with OBD-II modules (trapezoid shaped connector). However you must do the research yourself and ensure your car falls into the following OBD-II protocols: ISO15765-4 (CAN), ISO14230-4 (KWP2000), ISO9141-2, J1850 VPW, J1850 PWM.I have read some issues of this not working with certain Fords because they run a different protocol not supported by this.
1631985
The ford is a 12 volt system so yes, but if your looking for a direct replacement of a faulty relay probably not
534155
I can't say for 100% certain, but mine worked on a 5HP 240 volt motor real well.
1203211
No, it is only designed to pull the broken plug shank out of a 2004-2008 5.4L Triton 3 valve engine. It clearly states in the item description what it's designed for. This will NOT work on a 4.6L engine. You'd be better off trying an appropriate size easy out on a 4.6L. It's a totally different head/plug design.
1815165
6V is within the range of 5-24V, so it should be okay to drive it with a 6V power supply. If your fountain pump is running on a 6V DC power (not AC), then I would assumed that it will work fine.
1354565
I have a Mercruiser V8 engine, and it works. The suction hose goes down the dip stick tube; consequently, it will work, I believe, for the V6. The important thing when using the pump for the first time is to prime the pump. Good luck.
1449595
Yes indeed. My unit was mislabeled and led to some confusion. I contacted mfg and they send replacement liable. it is no on 48V 6 8V system and working fine. Great customer service.
240035
The version I purchased works for a 12/24 volt system. I don't think that one would work for you 6 volt system. I guess it would report a low to medium when it was really full. Look for one designed for 6 volts. Additinally, some of these indicators allow a wider range of voltages.
685662
I am not sure, but it does charge my 2011 Chevy Volt, perfectly. Very east to install. I would just call Ford and see if it is compatible, if so, it is a great buy through Amazon.
1589402
i have used on all ford/lincoln tritton engine with infamous two piece plug. tool works on all of them. on your car two different plugs were used.... if it has the two piece plug, it will work perfect
1403596
Yes it works on any battery. It is very accurate on every battery I have tested .Has saved a lot of time troubleshooting electrical problems.
2266895
Yes I've used it on very many Ford pick up trucks and cars it should work fine just make sure you don't have wideband O2 sensors if you do you would need to get an O2 equalizer for wideband sensors hope I could help thank you have a good day
102605
It worked great on my 6 volt pontiac. So electrically it should work great on your Chrysler
1561627
Works on any warn winch with 5 wire electrical system, so yes it should work on your unit
1168783
If your system runs on 300MHz, this should work just fine. If you're not sure, go to the motor box and look for specs there (or the manual if you kept it).