Inductive timing light leads

RatLabGuy

RatLabGuy

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I know this is a long shot, but figured I'd try.

Is there any chance anybody has the leads left over from a formerly-working Craftsman timing light?
I just ordered one through ztradingpost.com - kinda an interesting site, almost like what eBay was a LONG time ago - mostly pawn shops selling stuff.
Anyway, somebody messed up in the listing, and they sent me just the gun w/ no leads. After some bitchin' aparently they don't have them to send. Have offered to just send a partial refund, but unless I can find the leads the gun is useless anyway and I'llhave to send it back - then start all over again. Wrgh.

This is a Craftsman Advance model, the leads are 4 wires that connect to the gun via a 4-pin Molex connector. it *may* be the same for some of the Actron models too, I'm not sure.
Sears dosn't sell 'em alone, and none on eBay....
 
Hate you are having such a bad go 'round with timing lights.


Is the *expensive* light starting to look cheaper yet ??
;)


No, I have no help to offer, sorry.
Good luck, hope you find the parts.
 
Hee hee, yes, I know.
Could have just walked into Sears and bought it for $70.
Thought I could save $30...
but now I wonder how much my time and headache are worth???

Note I DID decide to avoid the cheapo/generic guys - just trying to save a buck on the purchase cost.
 
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