ACDelco ARM601-3 Digital Torque Wrench vs Click Style Torque Wrench Review 

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How's she goin'? So you're the kind of guy who reads the directions ... OK. I'd just grab the thing and use it. It seems to work so good deal!! Take care!!

Good Morning Steve, I have to go but tonight I will make a Steve Rob Review Videos because I miss a lots of them Sir !!! 😮😢 See you tonight !!! Cheers !!

I was surprised it was ok steve, and i dont know why you cant read the instructions, dont you read Chinese

I am still trying to figure out what a AAA coin battery is .

Great HONEST review. Have a couple of click & bar type, which I will stick with. THANKS FOR another great review

Where did you find AAA Coin Cells? 😂

You get what you pay for. Nuff said.

For big torque values the tollerances matter significantly less. Hence accuracy from a clicker wrench is fine most times. From an engineering perspective with regular bolted joints we aim for 60-80% of the allowable bolt tension. We calculate the torque setting based on 70% of the tensile load and assume a bolt condition, such as lightly greased. So say you have a bolt that needs 110Nm, you could be from 94-125Nm and still be within that 60-80% tension value. What is more important is consistency in torquing the bolts so that each bolt contributes a similar amount to clamping the bolted joint load. The problem of accuracy is significantly more important with smaller torque values, such as the stupid once use aluminium bolts in magnesium casings. The other example is indexed spark plugs. This is where accuracy matters significantly more and digital torque wrenches really shine over simply click type torque wrenches. Especially as feeling the click gets harder and harder the smaller the torque value. Of course the skill of the operator of the torque wrench matters significantly regardless of the tool used.

💥 This one is a classic Steve! Loved the review. Your humor and flat out honest personality speak volumes about the product. *Keep on tractoring!* 😁👍

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If you don't do the "meter stuff" this wrench should be just fine for you 😂

Good Evening Sir, i'm sold on the click torque wrench since they are easy to test and reset 😇👍👌 Ho boy,,, a lots of mistakes on the traduction Sir 🥴 Thank you Sir, electronic is prone to failure Sir Cheers 🍻🍻

I could see their wording was pissing you off bigly! I have the same Canadian Tire 1/2' drive torque wrench as you! Works great for my purposes. I've got a 3/8 and 1/4' Gray Tools torque wrenches, I won them in a draw. They look an awful lot like the Princess Auto ones. One day I'll get a digital 1/2", but 99% of the time I'm only using a torque wrench for lug nuts. I use the 3/8' for everything else and my eyesight is probably worse than yours, so maybe a glitchy digital screen isn't the best idea. I don't really trust Tommy Lees certification, but all my torque wrenches (including the Powerfist ones) have been pretty accurate. A good friend of mine owns a machine shop and has a torque wrench tester.

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Great review Steve, for my money I'm sticking with my clicker type torque wrench. Simple and easy to use. Thanks as always, Cheers

It’s a keeper Steve and I’m so happy you went and buy it, cuz I don’t have to.....I got some clicker type and that’s ll I’m going to kneed.....CHEERS

Bubbles is that you?

Always click type for me, don't have to worry about batteries unless i'm using it all the time

I never used a torque wrench in my life, I got use to the feel of the tool in my hand and never had a problem. Then one day I bought a cheap one and popped a valve cover bolt, end of story. But I got my faith back using a friend's snap on after that.

“More money than brains” 😂 Great review Steve! At least it works given all the funky english instructions.

those instructions become far more understandable if you use a Chinese accent while reading them

well im surprised it works as well the company needs to review their spelling for sure too bad the display sucks good review all and all time will tell for sure

Steve, if you were to repeat the test in reverse order, i.e., set the tool to 10 ft-lb for the largest bolt which you had pre-torqued to 30 ft-lb using another torque wrench, you would find that the electronic one would "pass" spot on and beep exactly at 10 ft-lb. The reason is that your test method is fundamentally flawed. Besides that, full marks for entertainment value! Take it as a compliment from a fellow Canuck ;-)

Sorry Steve, I would give this a solid 8, the documentation sucks and the calibration sheet is suspect but the tool does what it was designed to do. Cheers my YT friend.

More re-branding coming out of Chineses factories👎🏻 Take care Steve👍

Unit is fine....throw the instructions away.

What the hell is an instruction manual? By the way, you don't need to read any manual to tell you you shouldn't have your hand off the indicated area for operation. Why do you think those black marks are on the handle?

Morning Steve, sorry i was mistaken, its not active carbon it's the carbon stick in the middle of old batteries we used which reacts with stomach acids and causes gases which expand and well, the results are a bit messy.

That's better than average Chinglish. The Chinese factories need to hire a native from each country to write their manuals.

Who knew,when not touring with the Crue that Tommy certifies torque wrenches!.

Well done Dr. Steve! Nice review but I'm not ordering one.

WELCOME TO CHINA ENGLISH! LOL. BEST REVIEW IN THE COMEDY.

hows it holding thinking of buying one but wondering how it will do down the road

Exactly the bother here in the UK

Good one Steve The Scotty Kilmer of torque Wrenches 😅Guessing you have a lot of money 😅don’t torque much but like watching the ladies.

Can you adjust this one to NM?

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You probably got a clone.