From: jhooah (jhooah@mindspring.com)
Date: Mon May 17 2004 - 12:39:03 PDT
Ok, I broke down and bought a STE-ICE test set from Franks Surplus for $99 plus shipping.
Anyone know of a source for the missing adapters and cables?
Here's what my set is missing.
W1 Cable Assembly Power PN 12258784 ( NSN 4910-01-057-5818 )
W4 Cable Assembly Power PN 12258786 ( NSN 4910-01-057-5819 ) (need 2 for proper length)
Item 11 Current Probe PN 12258878 ( NSN 6625-01-059-4279 )
Item 12 Reducer (could buy at hardware store)
item 17 Pressure Transducer (blue stripe) 0-1000 PSI PN 12258876 ( NSN 5999-01-067-8954)
Item 18 connector (possibly Hardware Store)
Item 22 Pressure Transducer (red stripe) -30 to +25 PSIG PN 12258877 ( NSN 5999-01-067-8952)
item 23 1/2" street tee (possibly Hardware store)
Item 28 Inverted Flare Tee (Maybe build from CarQuest flare nuts parts bin) PN 12258762 ( NSN 4730-01-075-2815 )
Item 29 Adapter Connector (for W4 cables) PN MS3119E14-19PS (this apparently is a female to female adapter to build a long W4 cable) (NSN 5935-00-879-8512 )
Item 31 Tachometer Drive Adapter PN MS 53099-2 ( NSN 4910-01-060-7175 )
Item 32 Fuel Line Adapter Swivel nut Run Tee PN 12258880 (Could make if needed from assorted parts at Autoshop and hardware store) ( NSN 4730-01-069-8853 )
Item 36 Long Hex pipe nipple PN 12258852 (can get a pipe from a hardware store)
Of the above, I think I would need the W1 cable, the Current probe, the pressure transdeucers, and the tach drive adapter as a priority. Some cables can attach directly to the box VS the W4 in between, possibly lengthening the other probe side of the cables to reach the connections.
Some I can build from hardware, others would be essential to complete the tests. I figure having a set for the club in the area will be enough, especially since traditional troubleshooting is a LOT easier in most cases.
Regards
W Winget
MVPA member 7119
and VMPA (Virginia Military Preservation Association) Treasurer, chief mechanic, etc.
http://www.VMPA.US
PS: The STE-ICE is sort of a dumb down equivalent to a SUN diagnostic center you would use to troubleshoot a civilian car at the mechanics garage for those that don't know what STE-ICE is.
WAW
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