Gauge application.

[guido]

hello,
This go no go gauge has 2 wires.
1 wire is .100 of an in.
2 wire .106 of an in,
What part of a vehicle are we checking for servieability?
Guido.

 

[Jerry (KS)]

That's for checking the fanastat on the rebubulator.

Right?

 

[thurlow]

Barrel headspace guage for a M2???????

 

[DownSouth]

I don't have a clue, but it sure reminds me of the tinker toys I had as a kid!

 

[guido]

Hello thurlow,
No it is not. I guess pretty soon i'll need to post a clue.
Guido.

 

[Flurette Farm]

Maybe it's for checking roll pin holes.....

 

[DH in Carolina]

For lining up the shift levers on a Hurst competition plus 4 speed shifter. Just kidding that takes a 1/4 inch rod. I have no idea. DH

 

[bc]

Wrong Jerry. It's for checking a statafan for a bubrelator. Those darn statafans go out once a month. Probably have a pile of them in the service truck. And if you don't install them checking them with the go/nogo gauge, the dingaplug will go bad and they are expensive to replace.

Guido always has the easy ones. I don't think he has stumped me yet.

 

[guido]

Hello,
Here is another picture of the tool.
Guido.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Detroit Diesel > TWO CYCLE 71 > J-24599-A
Tool Number: J-24599-A
Tool Name: KEYSTONE PISTON GROOVE GAUGE
Applications: TWO CYCLE 71, TWO CYCLE 92

 

[Brad Buchanan]

Hahaha that made me laugh!!!