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An OBD scanner
A decent flashlight
A mini screwdriver set
A multimeter
An outlet polarity tester
These immediately come to mind.
If you're going to have a multimeter or do anything around electricity I'd say a non contact voltage sensor otherwise known as a "death" or "idiot" stick.
Im a mechanic and own all ofnthese apart from the obd scanner, but my personal land cruiser produces flash codes along with my motorbikes.
But this is certainly a great list
You are a mechanic and don't own an obd scanner.