Check out this vintage Sun Analyzer I just found..

[njsteve]

Here's what it looks and sounds like running:

I probably need a spark plug change as the height variation between cylinders looks like it's nearing allowable max of 4 kv.

[Verne_Frantz]

You're too much Steve
I can't wait to get mine hooked up to the '09 and see how it's doing!
Verne

[njsteve]

Verne, I found a place that has leads for the Sun machines. I dont know if they are for your application but they are for my 1115. I also just bought a new inductive pickup off of ebay for $17.

http://www.shop.automotiveequipmentp...?categoryId=56

[Verne_Frantz]

We need to talk..............You have inspired me!

PS: My computer is still in rehab. THREE operating systems running at once, so my printer/scanner is not loaded. (no more memory) I have pics of mine as well as original manuals, but can't go public now. (thank you Bill Gates)

[Mr70]

MuscleCar Enthusiast did a pretty thorough multi page write up on Sun Test equipment.
Pictures,specs,model upgrades,price speculations,trouble shooting and a few possible parts outlets too.
All researched from a guy who's as hardcore on Sun equipment,as most of us are about the cars from that era.
It was printed sometime during the Summer/Fall 2006 I believe.

[njsteve]

Can you find that article? I'd love to see it.

[Mr70]

I sold all my issues of that magazine to Ngtflyr on here.
Maybe he,or someone else from here can dig it out.
I'm almost certain it was one of the issues between Spring/Summer/Fall 2006.
It really was very informative,with info on how to contact the guy who's known as "Mr.Sun".

[Ngtflyr]

Just got back home last nite. Found the article, Oct 05 issue, 5 pages will get it scanned and posted ASAP this weekend.

[Ngtflyr]

Here is the article:

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