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Timing Light question
I have a two-year-old Craftsman timing light that has worked perfectly till now. Clipped everything on, it strobed a few times and quit. Is there any pathway to repair this or just chunk it and buy a new one? I carefully opened it up and nothing looks to be disconnected or burned. BTW, any...- BigCountryBritish
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