Re: TechTonics test harness for checking CIS-E

["Chris DeLong" <green536@hotmail.com>]

This includes a plug from a 3 wire oxygen sensor (used) cut off and spliced 
and mated to a connector that is identical to a cold start valve plug. Put 
the two together in a manner that the pos. lead goes straight through the 
harness and the neg. side has a break in it for measuring milleamps. You 
could probably get these parts at a wrecking yard for next to nothing.HTH


From: "Victor Farren" <vfarren@rrs.cdie.org>
>To: scirocco-l@scirocco.org
>Subject: TechTonics test harness for checking CIS-E
>Date: Thu, 22 Jul 1999 14:41:41 -0400
>
>I was looking at the TT website b/c my buddy was telling me that they
>had a good price on digital multi-meters ($25!).  I looked at the
>price for the test harness for checking CIS-E and I can't believe they
>want $30 for it!  What the heck are they giving you for this price????
>
>
>I imagine it is a bunch of the 'right' sized clips etc to easily clip
>into all the components that you want to check, but hey, lets get
>real, $30???  I bet you can find all of this stuff at a decent
>electronics store and build your own harness for a fraction of the
>cost.  Thing is, I don't know what sized clips to get.
>
>Anyone know and care to tell?
>
>I am not cheap, its just that I hate to get ripped off and this seems
>like a classic case.  Although, the price for the multi meter seemed
>pretty good.
>
>Victor
>
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