ECU (Testing ignition coil driver's)

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following a printed circuit board track with a multi meter and kitchen foil.
testing the ignition coil drivers in the engine control module.

[@8power0]

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[@johnbickle4654]

Battery , ecu and test equipment in the living room for ecu testing as you do 😉👍

[@DJ-tn7vj]

Yo Matt. Great stuff bro.

[@geoffreyrawlings9736]

I had no start with a Peugeot and think it was the ignition driver turn out to be to expensive get repaired scrap it. Good way to check components at lest established what is actualy working .thanks

[@GroundedDiagnostics]

tin foil finger great idea 😉😉

[@swordofthelord7104]

That's a great trick! Thanks for sharing.

[@mechanicmatt871]

Thanks for watching

[@Ianf1x]

I started on combination boiler boards. If you can read number's on chip / ic you can find its wiring diagram and it's operating voltage. Just Google.

[@briankotze57]

Tin foil is brilliant. I am used to search for a loooooong time!

[@reload1531]

very impressive. do you have an idea where one can get the ignition coil ic chip driver?

[@mechanicmatt871]

I just match up the part number and put it into a Google search, to see where it's available. Or I get a used ECU. Cheers Matt