[AT] Curiosity killed the cat...hole in manifold ... Inspection Camera

[Brian Lesh]

I don't know about the one you are looking at but I did buy a cheap 
scope for 9.95  It plugged into a usb port on laptop.  Had to download a 
program which took awhile to figure out but once I got it working it 
worked really well.  Better then the Snap On the neighbor has.  Only 
problem is I don't know the brand or where I put it.

Brian

CO

On 11/27/2020 9:18 PM, Dean VP wrote:
>
> When I get the manifold off of the head, I’m going to first try to 
> verify that there isn’t a blown gasket between the exhaust and intake 
> side of the manifold. That may be difficult due to damage to the 
> gasket when separating the two.   However, assuming it is a hole in 
> the manifold I sure would like to see and know where it is.  Just out 
> of pure curiosity. And to make sure it is the manifold not the head 
> itself.  So… since my curiosity is so high, I am thinking about 
> purchasing the 2.7” Color Digital Inspection camera that Harbor 
> Freight has on sale for $59.99. Could be c considered an extravagant 
> purchase although there have been previous times when I had the need 
> for one.   Would be really nice for looking inside engine combustion 
> chambers before pulling heads along with a few more practical uses. 
>   And since I’m only going to live once….  But have any ATIS members 
> had experience with this particular inspection camera?  And what has 
> been your experience with inspection camera’s in general?  Would hate 
> to buy a useless toy.
>
> Dean VP
>
> Apache Junction, AZ
>
>
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