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Multimeter recommendations? #502381 09/16/04 03:31 AM

Joined: Sep 2004

Posts: 32

Eastern NC

Mavranos

Getting the Wheeling Fever

I'm deep in some maintenance of my 89 runners 22re. New timing set, oil pump, water pump, radiator, distributor and a bunch of other small crap.

Problem is my grandfather's hand-me-down solid state tach-dwell-voltometer has bitten the dust. I really liked that thing. It was a from Sears and I am not sure if the one I find online is the same as the one I have. I'm in need of a replacement. A cheap, working one. I have two kids in private school so a 200+ engine analzer is not an option- Thanks!
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Re: Multimeter recommendations? [Re: Mavranos] #502382 09/16/04 04:19 AM

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N. California. USA

4Crawler

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I normally use an inexpensive digital meter from Harrbor Freight. Its often on sale for $2.99, and it works just fine. I carry one in the glove box of each of my vehicles.

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