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Anyone know how to use a Hawk Exhaust Analyzer
I purchased a cheap exhaust gas analyzer made by Hawk. It did not come with any instructions and I'm not sure how to calebrate and use. Any advice would be great.
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10-17-2012, 05:34 PM
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Plug it into a tailpipe of a modern car at idle. Should read ~14.7 when the car is warmed up.
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If it were me, I would do a search on ebay and offer $5-10 bucks to one of the sellers, to copy the manual and sell-send it to you.
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Reviving old thread, has anyone gotten one of these to work? I bought one for $5 at a swap meet, hoping it wasn't too good to be true (but may be)...it worked once, well it gave a reading once, but after that I can't get the balance knob to do anything. Check setting causes needle to move to green/good -- but I can't adjust it into Balance with the knob -- nothing happens when I turn it. Anyone have success with one of these cheapies?
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