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Reviews (5)
Oct 07, 2019
Good Value-Great final performance
Installed the Knock sensors and Knock sensor harness about 2 months ago on a 2002 Toyota Avalon 3.0. (101 K miles on car) Perfect fit and no problems. Took car on the interstate afterwards and cruised at 75-80 no check engine light. I will update review if there are any changes in vehicle performance. Could not determine if problem was the Sensors or the harness. Probability 95 percent, problem was the harness. But you never know, so replace both sensors and harness.
Nov 13, 2018
Lightweight with good features
For the money, these mallet putter covers are a good value. They are not heavy duty. They are super light weight, but get the job done protecting the putter. Their so light that if its a windy day, you just might lose it, so after you take it off the putter, tuck it away somewhere in the cart. if you get frustrated an decide to slam your putter into a tree, after you put the cover on, their not gonna to save it.
Jan 26, 2021
Nice to have in the tool box
1 of 1 found this helpful This B&D unit is reliable an can be used in household light to medium size projects and works great. I have had one for over 15 years, this one is for my son at his new house. The fact is you have a unit that has 3 pivotal positions which makes it very handy. The Lithium battery holds a charge for a long time. Many of the newer rechargeable screwdrivers do not have pivotal positions. For super heavy duty jobs an cordless 18 or 20V drill would be more appropriate.