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I dont think torque multipliers can go bad , like a torque wrench can. They are basicly nothing but a gear reduction unit. Either they work or they dont. Just be very careful, because someone tells you that it is a 4:1, it may not be. Check the tag most 4:1's I have ever used are 3.6,3.8:1. and so on. Also they need a handle to allow the countertorque they create to transfer to a solid object. If it just spins on the end of the torque wrench you will never get to the desired torque setting you want.
Jeff

8/26/072:47 PM

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