Will this work with an older Fluke 88?
1525757
It will work with the fluke 88V. However, if your fluke does not have temperature measurement feature then it will not work.
1248149
No changes to the wiring we made, yes it will fit a 1988 and instructions all included. YouTube as always is good for instructions that's what I used. Good Luck
1807219
Yes, this case is compatible with the Fluke 117 Meter. We do not process import taxes along with the order. If taxes are charged, this will be charged at the destination country.
1368404
http://www.fluke.com/Fluke/ieen/Support/Manuals/default.htm?ProductId=56048
1589793
My rapid response is that it would work IF.....The threads are standard not metric and the correct puller stub is in the kit.
76935
I would say it should work. I swapped the motor on an old one of these. Not sure if it was quite 20 years old, but close to it.
1925596
No it will not fit that model. This single flange front wheel will fit Heritage and Fatboy FLSTC, FLSTN, FLSTF 1984-99
158520
Only if you want to use your old temperature probe with a newer fluke that had the round red and black connections. It is an adaptor that allows older probes to used.
2259289
I would google the model number and or serial number of your motor and it should bring up the specs, including the flange type. Otherwise, I recommend disconnecting the motor to visually inspect which one you will need.
2026623
Sorry for slow response. I cannot answer your question off top of my head. I have a Fluke 322 and have had it for over 10 years and still going strong. My guess is that it does fit. Most of them are universal or pretty close that as long as they slide in place and make a connection it will work. And yes this set I ordered on here came with alligator clips. But it was approx 8 months to a year ago. So they could have changed it. You may check with seller to verify.
483103
I'm not sure but over had mine 2 years with no issues. Been dropped a few times, always reads accurately. I've compared it side by side with a fluke 789
397345
I haven't tried, but I've used both fluke and extech and I believe the probes are universal
1072240
Yes, it will work just fine for that. The key is that you need to either connect one end directly to the RJ45 connector or clamp onto the copper leads, then be able to get within touching distance of the copper leads at the other end. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the Fluke, it just costs more. =^..^=
71074
No - the bearings in the TC88 are not the same as the bearings in the 103. There is a tool for the TC 96 that should work.
86141
I don't believe that motor will work, with 8832NA. This motor sets in between housing and bracket that has two hex opening ,which this motor has rubber gorments.Yours has two studs with nuts that hold your motor in housing
2181694
I'm not sure, as I've only used the Fluval 88g canisters. I would hate to try with a different one and mess up the threads in the regulator.
448338
Yes, as long as all the digits match except the last, which is a revision number, it will work. I went from a "C" to an "I" and it swapped in easily. Plus my old part would not support the 888LM accessory but this new revision does.