Sears engine analyzer model 161.216300 - need manual
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Racer
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From: South Elgin, IL, USA
Sears engine analyzer model 161.216300 - need manual
Hi,
I just got a Sears Engine Analyzer model 161.216300 off Ebay and need a manual. I can get one from Sears for $13 but that is $11.75 more than I paid for it not including shipping! Does anyone have a manual they can copy and email me????????
I need to know how to use all the functions of this unit.
Thanks! Greg
I just got a Sears Engine Analyzer model 161.216300 off Ebay and need a manual. I can get one from Sears for $13 but that is $11.75 more than I paid for it not including shipping! Does anyone have a manual they can copy and email me????????
I need to know how to use all the functions of this unit.Thanks! Greg
Melting Slicks
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From: pr, frederick md.
i did some digging in the garage. i got model # 161.21042 sears engine analyzer for 12v and 24 volt systems. i not sure what the differences are but im sure the actuall testing is done the same. ive got everything like the manual, hookups ect.... but im not comp savy and will have to get the wifey to scan this stuff and e-mail to you or i will mail a copy for a fellow c-3r if youd like
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Good luck with that. I did a quick google search and all that came up were people in forums looking for manuals...haha...
Maybe bite the bullet and get one. Then you can scan it and post it online and help everyone else out?
Maybe bite the bullet and get one. Then you can scan it and post it online and help everyone else out?
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just looked at the one I have, and it's the 161.210400.
Interesting that I bought it last year at an estate auction. This was the original purchaser and it had NEVER BEEN USED. The cables were still rubberbanded together (and the bands had rotted).
I may have been the first person to ever connect it up to a car !!!
here is a pic of the exact model I have:
Does anyone know the era of these devices?
Interesting that I bought it last year at an estate auction. This was the original purchaser and it had NEVER BEEN USED. The cables were still rubberbanded together (and the bands had rotted).
I may have been the first person to ever connect it up to a car !!!
here is a pic of the exact model I have:
Does anyone know the era of these devices?
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Racer
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From: South Elgin, IL, USA
Tom454 I have it.... the exact manual... 12 pages including the covers. Suggest a good way of sending it... copy & fax?
Tom,
Any way of scanning it into something you can email me as an attachment??
Thanks!! Greg
Tom,
Any way of scanning it into something you can email me as an attachment??
Thanks!! Greg
Le Mans Master
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From: Raleigh North Carolina
I can scan it, but my scanner is "low tech"... an old Umax. It will take quite a while. I have to adjust/crop each page, and then edit/convert/resize each page. Can you email me a fax number?
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Originally Posted by Mike Mercury
just looked at the one I have, and it's the 161.210400.
Interesting that I bought it last year at an estate auction. This was the original purchaser and it had NEVER BEEN USED. The cables were still rubberbanded together (and the bands had rotted).
I may have been the first person to ever connect it up to a car !!!
here is a pic of the exact model I have:
Does anyone know the era of these devices?
Interesting that I bought it last year at an estate auction. This was the original purchaser and it had NEVER BEEN USED. The cables were still rubberbanded together (and the bands had rotted).
I may have been the first person to ever connect it up to a car !!!
here is a pic of the exact model I have:
Does anyone know the era of these devices?
Team Owner
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looks like the one i bought from RAC circa 1975-76
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From: Arlington Va Current ride 04 vert, previous vettes: 69 vert, 77 resto mod
Originally Posted by Mike Mercury
I connected mine up to my electronic tachometer calibrater and it was not accurate at all... about 20 % off. May be due to age alone.
as i recall mine had a calibration screw...lets see you zeroed it out on something ....like touching the connectors together when you were in the points mode or something....it was long ago....
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