Matco Tools Mtuv15 Flashlight (led) on 2040-parts.com
Shoemakersville, Pennsylvania, US
For Sale: Matco Tools MTUV15 flashlight. This is the kit with rechargeable LED flashlight, Adapter/charger and UV filter safety glasses. For use in troubleshooting automotive air conditioning. This kit does NOT include the florescent dye for injection into the air conditioning system. I have used this perhaps three times since I purchased it and it is in very good condition. There is one defect on the lens cover where it was bumped. (See pix) Works well and is very bright. PLEASE NOTE: Ships to Continental U.S. ONLY. Thanks for looking :o)
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