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Originally Posted by Tyler Townsley
I use a OTC 3575 ignition system simulator also known as a PRI ISS Ignition System Simulator. I bought it off ebay years ago for $130. It checks Ford, Chev and Chry dis ignition systems. What I like about it is you do not have to have the car running to check it out, you do need a scope to look at the different signal forms which is how I saw the fact that the dis was falling apart.
Tyler
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Does it read out for ALL operational variables?
I have ONE, at least, which is not within spec. And without a DTC, I have to essentially see the whole operating system.
I think Windows is easier than this (and I do Linux OS). Command line interface doesn't scare me, but reading fuel trim cells - hmmm ...
I did the comma separated values data file, posts 37 - 39, this thread. Posted format didn't come out too well, and pertinent values might not appear, but I'm working on it.
Even BEFORE that, I need to know WHICH values to include in the 'Bit Data'. EGR duty cycle, and Vehicle Speed, for example, aren't necessary...