Mini EngineEAR(R) Combo - Steelman

The Steelman 97220 Mini EngineEAR® Combo offers professional technicians a comprehensive solution for pinpointing unwanted noises and vibrations in both automotive and industrial equipment. This compact, professional-grade diagnostic unit integrates the core functionalities of Steelman's ChassisEAR and EngineEAR, allowing for efficient acoustic troubleshooting of mechanical issues. It provides clear, actionable feedback, facilitating accurate diagnosis and repair processes across a wide range of components.

Key Features

• Integrated Diagnostic Capability: Combines ChassisEAR and EngineEAR functions into a single unit, providing versatile noise and vibration detection for various vehicle and machinery components.
• Precise Noise and Vibration Pinpointing: Effectively identifies the exact source of common mechanical problems, including worn bearings, noisy valves, broken gear teeth, faulty injectors, and air leaks.
• Vibration-Specific Isolation: Features a conductive clamp with an integrated noise cancellation feature, enabling technicians to focus solely on vibrations for detailed analysis without auditory distractions.
• Adaptable Operation: Equipped with a detachable flex wand for accessing confined spaces and rotary volume control, ensuring flexible use and enhanced auditory clarity.
• Complete Professional Kit: Includes the main control unit, aluminum contact probe, a 16 ft inductive clamp, earbud earphones, and a storage pouch for immediate field readiness.

Applications

The Steelman Mini EngineEAR® Combo is engineered for diagnosing a wide array of noise and vibration issues across various vehicle and machinery components. Its practical applications include:

• Suspension and Chassis: Pinpointing problems in springs, torque rods, shocks, body mounts, sway bars, tie rod ends, and struts.
• Braking Systems: Identifying issues related to brakes and axle hubs.
• Drivetrain and Powertrain: Diagnosing noises from transmissions, transfer cases, front and rear axles, ring and pinion bearings, automatic transmission cases, and oil pumps.
• Engine Components: Locating issues with noisy valves, faulty injectors, and air leaks.
• Exhaust Systems: Troubleshooting mufflers, catalytic converters, and O2 sensors.
• Interior and Body: Detecting sounds from dash assemblies, door hinges, and even wind noise or loose fasteners.