More confessions from a tool-addicted junkie

[Austech]

I just got a boroscope from my Snap on buddy for $430. It sounds like a lot, but this one has a remote screen that you can set up on a desk, or even hook up to a TV screen. Great for looking down cylinders, and around tight areas, following wiring and can prevent the removal of plastics. Once you have it , you tend to use it more thatn you think. I have a colonoscopoy coming up next month. You can imagine the suggestions I'm now getting from fellow ST'ers.

John

 

[TwoBrittanys]

Mmmmma, I wonder if I could rent somthing like that to help me locate a coolant leak before I tear things apart.
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[Blrfl]

Probably. Ridgid makes a similar gadget called the SeeSnake that costs about half as much. All you'd need to do is snake it in to see what's got green goop on it.

--Mark

 

[BakerBoy]

Probably. Ridgid makes a similar gadget called the SeeSnake that costs about half as much. All you'd need to do is snake it in to see what's got green goop on it.

--Mark

Yep, about $160 at Amazon.com (there's a link to it in post #4)

 

[STDaveNW]

I used my Raytec to tell me which cylinder is not firing. A lot less painful than feeling the headers or pulling plug wires.
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And a lot more expensive than a crayon.