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Analog Engine Analyzer
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I picked up this engine analyzer last year off Marketplace, and the internet has let me down, I can't find a manual for it. Can anyone provide any assistance on how to hook up and measure rpm & dwell?

The leads on the left are pretty straight forward and no problem measuring ohms and voltage. The analyzer has it's own power source, AA battery, so I don't think it needs power from the car like some of the other analyzers, but not sure. There is only one place to plug in one set of leads at a time.

The set of leads on the right are the ones that I need help with. I think that shunt probably goes to the coil, negative side ?, for measuring tach and dwell. It is possible that there is another set of leads that I don't have, don't know.

Don't want to experiment and wreck it! Let me know what you know!
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Re: Analog Engine Analyzer
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Not your exact model but it describes both inputs and how to use them on these old style analyzers. Engine Analyzer

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Re: Analog Engine Analyzer
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Packard Don
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I have an old style Sears analyzer at my shop identical to the one I had bought in the ‘60s but had not taken care of. When I saw another on eBay still in the box I grabbed it but unfortunately I am hundreds of miles away from it so can’t check the similarity.

Posted on: Today 14:20
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Re: Analog Engine Analyzer
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Quote:

Andrew Sinclair wrote:
Not your exact model but it describes both inputs and how to use them on these old style analyzers. Engine Analyzer


Thanks Andrew, this is the best information I've seen so far! I should just spend $50 and buy a digital one off Amazon, but this one is kinda cool, and a better fit for my car!

Posted on: Today 15:37
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Re: Analog Engine Analyzer
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Packard Don wrote:
I have an old style Sears analyzer at my shop identical to the one I had bought in the ‘60s but had not taken care of. When I saw another on eBay still in the box I grabbed it but unfortunately I am hundreds of miles away from it so can’t check the similarity.


eBay is littered with the Sears engine analyzers, I should have bought one of them! Oh well!

Posted on: Today 15:39
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