Product Description

This remote starter switch is ideal for compression tests or for valve, distributor or camshaft adjustment. It includes a "power-tool" type trigger switch for regular use with medium currents and heavy duty neoprene leads. It comes with a 10-amps and the medium current clips open to 1/2-in. It also has protective rubber boots to prevent electrical shorts and an ergonomic handle.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1036 in Automotive
• Color: Black
• Brand: Sunpro
• Model: CP7853
• Released on: 2005-09-28
• Dimensions: 1.00 pounds

Features

• Protective rubber boots prevents electrical shorts
• Includes "power-tool" type trigger switch
• Ideal for compression tests
• Comes with 10-amps
• Medium current clips open to 1/2-in

Customer Reviews

GREAT PRODUCT & PRICE
We have used this remote starter for 13 years in the most unconventional manner. It is used daily not for starting cars but for starting horse races, dog races, quarter horse time trials and official timing of racing events. This trigger has far surpassed what we expected for the product and performs great with no failures. The grip is comfortable and easy to mount on walls with velcro. You can't go wrong with this unit.
Ford Cook
Operations American Teletimer Corp

Solid product, good quality.
I have not tried the remote starter yet, but it feels like a really solid piece of equipment. Sometimes I'm dubious of products made in China (what can you buy that is'nt made in China) but I was pleased that it had such a solid feel. The aligator clips have strong springs, the trigger seems to pull smooth and also has a strong spring, and the body seems almost to be made of bakelite (tough resin). The included instructions gave good examples on how to hook the starter up to different makes of cars, which was a big relief. THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE INSIDE THE PAPER INSERT IN THE BLISTER PACK, DO NOT THROW THE PACKAGING AWAY! If you throw the packaging away with the paper insert, then you can only guess how to hook it up to your vehicles wiring, unless you already know. Still, you may have different cars/trucks you want to work on so, in that case you will be screwed.