I have a Sportsline Electronic Pedometer 350 aprox 8 years old, I lost the battery, can someone tell what size battery it takes.

no car told. at all , maker, model, year,and engine.(size) and cylinder count.
we can't just guess.

the modern car (gas) has EFI now for near 40 years, now
electronic fuel injection it is called. does fuel and spark both, (PCM does )

before then a CARB and distributor for 56 long years, to tin lizzy days in fact.

• EFI needs all fuses good
• and CKP and CMP sensors now dead or cam timed wrong.
• the PCM today fires the coils packs? (your said in the Plural.)
• so is 20 year old car or newer with coil packs ??? 8 packs ,6 packs, 3 or 2 ?
• bad spark plugs, old ? bad spark HV wire sets????? old???
• 1996 up car we scan it and see why spark is dead, the scan tool tells you why or super close why.. ok, called DTC errors

good luck, if confused post the cars VIN number and we tell you what it is.

I have lost the manual that came with my series 8 fittness pedometer could u tell me how to set it up and use it. Please Help! ThankYou

Vinnic Alkaline Button Cell L1154 (A76, LR44, AG13, PX76A, GPA76)

L1154 is the battery number. Listed above are equivalent battery numbers.

CR2025

The CR2032

i have lost my instructions to my sportline electronic pedometer SDC

ask the pedometer search engine

I lost my instructions and I just did a search for the same product sportline electronic pedometer and found this link.It has great instructions! Hope this helps.
http://www0.epinions.com/review/Sportline_350_Electronic_Pedometer/content_249623776900

Hi,

The instructions are generally the same for various models so here's the one for the pedometer plus..

www.yorksurvey.co.uk/documents/.../silva-pedometer(07-07-16).pdf

1. Reset pedometer by pressing the reset button.
2. Find a long open place and take 20 steps with the pedometer
closed.
3. Check the number of steps the pedometer counted. It should be
between 19 and 21 steps.
4. If the count was not right, try to move the pedometer forward
(toward your belly button) or back (toward your hip) on your
waist.
5. Repeat this until you get the best count of your steps.
6. Once found, place your pedometer in this spot each day.