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Does anyone know what the tool name was that plugged into the diagnostic pots on the M1008, M1009 and M1010s? I want to try and find one.
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If you mean the big plug under the dash it's for a STE/ICE. Wayne
If you mean the big plug under the dash it's for a STE/ICE. Wayne
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And.....it stands for Simplified Test Equipment/ Internal Combustion Engines.
And.....it stands for Simplified Test Equipment/ Internal Combustion Engines.
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Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the info.
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frank;s surplus had some new ones on Epay... Several hundred dollars with all the adaptors etc usually... ACE
frank;s surplus had some new ones on Epay... Several hundred dollars with all the adaptors etc usually... ACE
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if you are not going to use it, the plug and harness can be removed from the truck without harm.
one of the features of the ICE kit is that it can read the engine rpm, I have not been able to figure out which pins is uses or the voltages that are used, but in theory we could just plug in an electric tach and calibrate it.
if you are not going to use it, the plug and harness can be removed from the truck without harm.
one of the features of the ICE kit is that it can read the engine rpm, I have not been able to figure out which pins is uses or the voltages that are used, but in theory we could just plug in an electric tach and calibrate it.
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the pin readout is in the manuals.. ACE
the pin readout is in the manuals.. ACE
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i have looked and it does show which pin it is, but doesnt give the voltage parameters. guess I could just hook up a voltmeter and try it out. but at that point, a TinyTach might be easier.
i have looked and it does show which pin it is, but doesnt give the voltage parameters. guess I could just hook up a voltmeter and try it out. but at that point, a TinyTach might be easier.
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Here is one that Frank's has for bid on ebay -
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/STE-...ryZ43989QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
His photos will give you a good idea of what is included - but he does not have the manuals for the equipment in this auction. They tend to be scarce and costly.
Here is one that Frank's has for bid on ebay -
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/STE-...ryZ43989QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
His photos will give you a good idea of what is included - but he does not have the manuals for the equipment in this auction. They tend to be scarce and costly.
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Okay...so explain this dohickey to me...use small words please...it's some kind of a computer that can tell you how well your engine is running?
Despite most of these vehicles listed being pretty "stone age"?
Okay...so explain this dohickey to me...use small words please...it's some kind of a computer that can tell you how well your engine is running?
Despite most of these vehicles listed being pretty "stone age"?