Thanks Andrew,

I only ever came across the idea because it was an examination question, multiple choice.

welcome aboard

welcome aboard

welcome aboard

Are we talking about Common Rail here?

Sorry missed the GDI part.

It is some 28 years since I studied auto electrics at college and although a wire is still and wire, electronics on vehicles have significantly changed in that time, we never had CAN, FLEXRAY, PWM signals etc back then, in fact the most up to date electronics back then besides the electronic ignitio...

Thanks Andrew, Reading back through Steve's scope school bonus class I understand now what the scope(s) are doing, initially I thought because previous electricians on forums have always referred to a bulb and voltage supply for volt drop testing, that the scopes were actually doing the same, howeve...

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From previous thread; Earlier this year I was renewing my aTa certification, during conversations a Master Tech advised that vehicles electronics after year 2005 should not have the wiring load tested by volt drop testing, he advised that this could cause problems with ECM's, he recommended using an...

HI, Technician, I was just wondering how the scope knows the crankshaft speed by looking at the alternator voltage across the battery as the ratio between alternator and crank pulley is not always the same. As I have to input the number of cylinders into the scope I am assuming it is looking at a s...