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#85783 06/30/2003 1:21 AM
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Being that I've sold all my late model cars & trucks, the wife and I drive classic Chevies, '70 Chevelle wagon and '58 Yeoman wagon repectively.
What I'd like to find and buy is an older shop analyzing machine that you hook up to set your dwell, rpm, etc. and a "sniffer" that goes in the tail pipe so the carb can be set. Forgot what they call this machine but would anyone know where I can start looking for one?

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Scroll down a little when you go to this link

http://www.stovebolt.com/bboard/cgi-bin//ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=9;t=000122


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#85785 06/30/2003 2:54 PM
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Mechainiac, thanks for the link. That picture was what inspired me to post my quest to find such a machine, but the "name" escaped me (a senior moment eek ). I knew it was an engine analyzer but the "sniffer" part was unknown. After many word "searches" in the web I finally found the right words, "exhaust gas tester".
Thanks


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