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Borescope light - Andre_The_Giant - 08-23-2022
I am changing another injector tomorrow, i would love to make a light (like rawze use in video) for when I borescope the cylinder. Last time the light on my snap on tool wasn't good at all. Anyone have any suggestions or how to steps? Thanks in advanced
RE: Borescope light - tree98 - 08-23-2022
I have one of these with a built in light, it works excellent.
https://amzn.to/3CsRRhi
RE: Borescope light - Andre_The_Giant - 08-23-2022
the built in light in mine sucks =( im trying to take a flashlight apart now
RE: Borescope light - Rawze - 08-23-2022
(08-23-2022 )Andre_The_Giant Wrote: the built in light in mine sucks =( im trying to take a flashlight apart now
yeah.. my only complaint for my very expensive BK8000 Snap-on boroscope.. is the damn camera light is not bright enough for squat nothing. That is why I made that flashlight thingy.
RE: Borescope light - Andre_The_Giant - 08-24-2022
here are some pictures i took today, let me know what yall think. no additional lighting was ever made =( idk if this is oil, carbon or cracking
RE: Borescope light - tree98 - 08-24-2022
Carbon buildup
RE: Borescope light - Rawze - 08-24-2022
(08-24-2022 )Andre_The_Giant Wrote: here are some pictures i took today, let me know what yall think. no additional lighting was ever made =( idk if this is oil, carbon or cracking
That is known as fuel impingement.
excess injection timing among other things can cause that.