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Bluest



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Oh yes, I've used my Nanocom to look at live fuel pressure when I was having VCV trouble the first time. And I borrowed a Lynx to diagnose a crank sensor years ago, but your method gives access to other things like VCV and injectors which could potentially be very useful as diagnostic tools. Good work. 2007 110 TDCi Station Wagon XS
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andy63



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Well it's all interesting anyway..👍

Its, worth remembering all a scope is is a rather sophisticated volt meter..with a deal of very clever software attached.. The ability to store and go back at any time and analyse what you have stored..
Physically Not really a great deal of difference between using it and a multimeter..

Its back to a bit of spanner work for me now 👍🤣 I have prop shafts to service and a starter motor to look at and maybe refurb.. 👍
Post #1039874 13th Jul 2024 6:49pm
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