OTC Y-94 A flow tester

I am looking for a used cover and wrap around frame for a OTC Y-94 A flow meter. If anyone on forum can guide me in the right direction for these parts I would appreciate it. I inherited one and after navigating OTC's website and service centers lookup page I decided that my peers on forum would be a greater asset in my search.

I can't help you Mel.
But it is nice to see you are alive and well !!
I miss seeing your well informed posts you used to make.

Tinkerer said:

I can't help you Mel.
But it is nice to see you are alive and well !!
I miss seeing your well informed posts you used to make.

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Tinkerer,

I will have to check n more often, I was thinking about putting this request on the BH/LDR forum but was not sure if that would be considered proper.

After your long absence I don't think the mods would mind where you posted it !
I have done some looking for that cover and frame. I found the flow meters are available but not just the cover.

I have an email in to OTC but doubt if they even supply parts anymore but one of their latest offerings is very similar except a digital display instead of an analog meter, Must be everyone is off for the holiday as I got no phone response today, I a couple of repair centers.

Can you post a picture? Several of the OTC flow meters were built by Webster.

Can't help on parts, there are some hits on Google for parts, but you probably already checked those!

Got me thinking about the flow tester we had at the shop OTC that looked pretty close to this one:



Had that one rated at 50 GPM as I recall and a "Flow divider" to let you hook that inline to double the flow rate. Sad thing is like many other tools we had I really doubt anyone there now even has the faintest idea what it is or how to use it. Almost think I should have stuck it in the bottom drawer of my tool box on the way out the door and put it on Ebay.

Another one is the tooling to bore out the lower bores of wet sleeve engines and press in new sleeves for the lower seal rings. That one was used maybe three times before upper management decided to downgrade the shop to only do minor engine repair work.

Identical unit except mine id analog meter instead of digital display

local sheet metal shop should be able to fab up a cover