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JohnDotCom 19th February 2009 13:56

VIS Tester Now Available.
 
Thanks to a Generous Donation from Stocktake,
The Club now has its own VIS Tester for use by members.
This unit will be available for Loan to check VIS Valves for SUBSCRIBED Members Only.
The Only Cost being Postage if you cannot get to a Local Meet where one is often Available.

In the First Instance please Send Your Details to Myself,
Please don't all rush at once. :D
It will be sent out in order of requests received.
It will need to be signed for on Delivery.

It is a Simple procedure, and checks both the Power and Balance VIS Motors.
A Check sheet is Included on How To use and Operate as well as what should happen.

Thanks again Dave (Stocktake).

James.uk 19th February 2009 14:11

Hmmm that's very nice.. but what is a VIS?? :o
.

WeeMan 19th February 2009 14:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by James.uk (Post 288012)
Hmmm that's very nice.. but what is a VIS?? :o
.

:shrug: ........... And what does it do??

JohnDotCom 19th February 2009 14:16

The VIS Motors are only fitted to the V6 Petrol Engines not in the Diesel Variants of our Cars.
There are two of these motors in the Manifold one Power Motor and one Balance Motor.
When either of these stop working or both,
the Car uses more Fuel and it can significantly effect the overall Performance.
They are made of Plastic and get contaminated with Oil which stops or Jams movement.

I am a Diesel Man so I'm sure Stocktake and others will correct the above statement,
or put any additional Information required.

A Faulty Removed VIS Valve Motor

http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r...m/VISMotor.jpg

Picture borrowed. Thanks.

WeeMan 19th February 2009 14:18

:D AAhhhhhhhhh.... thanks JDC!. Mine are missing then! lol

Greeners 19th February 2009 14:23

Well done Dave......

Can I suggest a brief "how to ..." to go with it, so users can establish what should (or shouldn't) happen.

JohnDotCom 19th February 2009 14:24

That is typed up and Included with the Tester David,
But a Good Reminder as I forgot to put it inside the Box!! Dooh!! :D

JohnDotCom 19th February 2009 21:25

......and here is a Photo (a poor quality phone one sorry) of the Said Box of tricks.

http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r...DSCF2415-1.jpg

Dragrad 20th February 2009 01:11

Not that I need it... But a BIG Thank you to Stocktake for his excellent contribution to the club. I'm sure it will be appreciated by many a member (fully paid up of course :D) ;)

Reebs 25th February 2009 18:28

I've just hooked up this unit to my V6, and if I've done it correctly it would seem that both VIS Valves are duff.

Is the car's engine supposed to be running, or at least the ignition be on when using the tester?

I didn't have either on, and with the Power VIS Valve all I get is a click no LED, and with the Balance VIS Valve I get a constant Blue LED and again a click when the button is pressed.

If they are both U/S, do I need to buy new ones, or can they be repaired (I think Stocktake does this doesn't he?)


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