Diagnostic tools
#2
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The only diagnostic tools I see you needing is:
1) home made code checker lamp (search for how to make one)
2) multimeter (digital or analog)
3) compression tester
1) home made code checker lamp (search for how to make one)
2) multimeter (digital or analog)
3) compression tester
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there is no diagnostic tool like what you are thinking of (OBD II)
ilike2eatricers has listed the tools you can use to do it yourself, manually.
try searching, there is lots of info on this.
also, i think one of the How To articles on teamfc3s.org tells you how to make the checker lamp. its one of those fc3s sites anyway, i always get em confused
ilike2eatricers has listed the tools you can use to do it yourself, manually.
try searching, there is lots of info on this.
also, i think one of the How To articles on teamfc3s.org tells you how to make the checker lamp. its one of those fc3s sites anyway, i always get em confused
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Originally Posted by ilike2eatricers
The only diagnostic tools I see you needing is:
1) home made code checker lamp (search for how to make one)
2) multimeter (digital or analog)
3) compression tester
1) home made code checker lamp (search for how to make one)
2) multimeter (digital or analog)
3) compression tester
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Originally Posted by uRizen
Don't forget the TPS adjusting LEDs either! Oh yeah, a timing light helps too.
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