Top Ten Multimeter Tests - Part 1 of 2 - MyTractorForum.com - The Friendliest Tractor Forum and Best Place for Tractor Information. Yep... here we go, diving into the whole electrical scene.
I know it probably gives you the willies, but face it - your vehicle can't get along without good electrics. For a surprisingly small investment, you'll be amazed at how much these little meters can do, as well as how much time (and $$) they can save, when you know what to do with them. These testers are called multimeters because they measure a number of things. The most common measurements are voltage, current and resistance. More advanced meters may measure temperature and frequency, while multimeters intended for automotive use will also measure rpm and dwell angle. Most multimeters today are digital meters that provide a numeric display of measured values. 1: Your First Test - Measure Battery volts Many meters are inexpensive because they require you to manually select the correct measurement and range for the test you want to do.
The two probes that came with the meter are red and black. 3: Next Up - Cranking Voltage Test. 03 600H.O rev Carburetor cleaning - DOOTalk Forums. Ebby69k, on Dec 27 2004, 09:16 AM, said: I have not done these flatsides yet but have done many other types of carbs.
Most of the time just take em apart,hose them out with carb cleaner,put it back together,done. Do the job from start to finish so you don't forget where something may go. Should be a easy job. Here is a writeup I did for another member...sorry, no pics...but I tried to be as descriptive as possible. Here it is: Almost all TM carbs are mounted using a rack system. 1st step: Get the airbox out off of the carbs. If you DONT have heated carbs....just skip this step. Next, be sure that you know how everything is hooked up and start pulling lines off the carbs. Next, you will have to unhook the throttle and choke cables from the rack assembly.
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