The “burn line” of a secondary ignition waveform can tell you a lot about what is happening inside the combustion chamber. Small changes in the line can indicate if an engine is running too rich or lean. Also, the burn line can indicate if the spark plugs need to be replaced. This video is sponsored by Autolite.
The experts from Summit Racing Equipment help students understand what they need in their toolboxes.
Most students will have to build their own tool set when they graduate. After graduation, they will continue to grow their toolbox as their skills and paychecks increase. In this 45-minute livestream, the experts from Summit Racing will help students understand what they need in their toolboxes. Experts will also cover how they can get the most from their tool purchases.
Joe Keene discusses how to calibrate the front camera on a Mazda 6 after the windshield was replaced.
How does the vehicle know when to release the brakes? You guessed it. Active ABS speed sensors. Sponsored by Standard.
Use an oscilloscope for an efficient diagnosis.
Make sure to read the question and answers carefully before selecting an answer. This video is sponsored by Autolite.
To see inductance inside the primary windings, use an amp probe placed around the positive wire for the ignition coil.
Here are some tips to follow when replacing a spark plug.
Understanding why plugs get dirty.
A no-spark condition could be the result of communication errors or missing data from a dead module.
