BTW, like my Craftsman timing light, both my timing light and these (Sears = SR&C, Craftsman) timing lights were all produced by Actron Industries for SR&C. The prefix "161" annotates the company/manufacturer who produced the appliance(s).

 

Not long after Earth began cooling I found this pretty cool site about antique/vintage machinery >>>VintageMachinery.org

Here's the list of alpha-numeric codes for Sears appliances/devices

Craftsman OEM List

 

Yes, unfortunately I'm in Canada which makes it a huge pain to get this stuff. Basically, take the costs showing on Ebay and multiply it by 3 and that's roughly what it works out to in the end......if you're lucky. Sometimes you get hit with a random customs fee that can add yet another 50 - 80 bucks on to the bill.

 

I would bet even in Canada, if you enter "engine analyzer" on ebay/CA search you'd come up with quite a few.

 

Nothing on there currently, but I'll keep my eyes open for one.

 

I guess most of these are from the US that ship to CA
Engine Analyzer for sale | eBay

 

Yep, and those are the ones that get ya the 3x bill. I've been through this enough to know the deal.

 

Completely understand Canada pricing, customs & taxes. I've assisted a couple Canada members secure purchases in the U.S. then sent those item(s) to the member(s) in Canada marked as "gift". I don't think I'd want to do this on a regular basis as customs maintains records of everything.