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        <td valign="center" valign="top"><h2>Thexton</h2>
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        <td valign="center" valign="top">Thanks to Sam Jones.<p>For all you
        hard-core self modifiers (<em>and DIY repair technicians
        - ed.</em>) out there (you know who you are), I thought
        you might be interested in the following. <a
        href="http://www.thexton.com">Thexton</a> makes a really
        nice breakout box for troubleshooting the EEC-IV; problem
        is the list price is $456.96. However, factory
        reconditioned units are now available (in extremely
        limited quantities) for $199.95. I bought one and it is
        almost like new and includes all the original accessories
        and manual. </p>
        <p>Ted Breaux says: </p>
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            <p>I've had one of these for a few years now. It sits
            on the passenger side floorboard with the EEC
            attached right to it. I must admit that it is a nice
            diagnostic tool (i.e. being able to check the voltage
            at any sensor from your seat), but unless you are a
            service tech, I'd probably save the $$ and get a
            scanner. It does look pretty 'cool' though, and I am
            always asked, &quot;What the heck is that gizmo in
            your car!?&quot;</p>
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