How to connect a multimeter to read EHA current - for NOOBS

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  • čas přidán 31. 07. 2022
  • Please seek out the service data for your particular car. Warmup and running currents are different for EVERY engine type and there are even different figures for the different national versions of each engine. Do not ask me for service manuals.
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Komentáře • 17

  • @MMWA-DAVE
    @MMWA-DAVE  Před rokem

    Do not allow any metal part of the clip leads or DMM leads touch metal parts of the engine / car. Do not short out the clip leads or let them touch each other, you may destroy the ECU.

  • @azamkb
    @azamkb Před rokem +1

    Simple, straightforward and easy to understand instruction. Thanks heaps from Kota Bharu, Malaysia. Will test it soon...

  • @robgimenez5031
    @robgimenez5031 Před rokem +2

    I did this sort of test on my EHA Valve and found the source of my surging problem on my 2.5-16. Electrical flow chart was sooo good to do. Thanks

    • @ebutuoyebutouy
      @ebutuoyebutouy Před rokem

      What was the problem? I'm trying to get my own -16 to run smoother. Trying to rig up gauges to confirm pressure regulator pressure.

    • @robgimenez5031
      @robgimenez5031 Před rokem +1

      It was the most bizzare problem. If I started it and never turned it off it didn’t surge at idle. If I turned engine off and restarted it while hot, it surged and stalled. So a hot start problem. Get yourself the electrical flow chart and run through it. It’s the only way you will know for sure and how I found my problem

    • @ebutuoyebutouy
      @ebutuoyebutouy Před rokem

      @@robgimenez5031 Thanks for sharing. What was the final fix? A temperature sensor or new ecm?

    • @robgimenez5031
      @robgimenez5031 Před rokem +1

      @@ebutuoyebutouy what I found was a partially broken wire leading to the EHA unit. I thought I was so dumb that I couldn’t read an multi meter (reading zero) when I bumped it and saw it spike up in ma The wire was super brittle and when I stripped it back, most of the copper wire strands were broken with only a single strand unbroken. So I had a donor car and used the plug which gave me a bit of extra lead to enable a fix. Soldered and shrink wrapped. Solid fix. It was amazing to finally see the cause of the problem. I swear I turned the car on and off 20 times before I was convinced that I’d fixed the problem.

    • @ebutuoyebutouy
      @ebutuoyebutouy Před rokem

      @@robgimenez5031 Gotcha! Nice find. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your -16.

  • @marcox4358
    @marcox4358 Před rokem

    Exactly the video I was searching for, thank you very much! Little by little learning about these KE-Jetronics

  • @RicardoMartinez-kr5qk
    @RicardoMartinez-kr5qk Před rokem +1

    please make a AFM potentiometer adjustment video for noobs pretty please.

  • @michaelhayes7469
    @michaelhayes7469 Před rokem

    Well Done

  • @r3FMusic
    @r3FMusic Před rokem

    Thanks..

  • @Miguelmc98
    @Miguelmc98 Před rokem +1

    Thanks god im noob

  • @andrvis
    @andrvis Před rokem

    I got 19.57mA. Is this ok?

    • @MMWA-DAVE
      @MMWA-DAVE  Před rokem

      close enough if this is the key on engine off test

  • @r3FMusic
    @r3FMusic Před rokem

    Die AHA-Initialisierung scheint niedrig zu sein. Warum 9.5 Amper?
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