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Title: COP Probe Post by wbglee on May 3rd, 2006 at 7:59pm
http://www.picotech.com/auto/coil-on-plug.html
Here is a new tool offering from PICO. Does anyone have any experience with it? Several were sold on e-bay by the inventor before Pico started to market them. |
Title: Re: COP Probe Post by Gerry on Apr 22nd, 2007 at 10:16am
Hi
Used it at a recent training course held by Pico in the UK. Worked fine but pricey, the guy who was instructing us pointed out that using the HT pick up and laying the HT part on the COP you could get a signal anyway! Didn't demo that though and havn`t tried it myself. Gerry |
Title: Re: COP Probe Post by Wilf on Apr 22nd, 2007 at 11:27am
Gerry
Yea, that does work on some Tom has a post where he uses a tin foio hat I can't find it right now though If the coil has the transistor on top like the Gm trucks or Infinity it gets a bit tricky You can't get a signal there. You have to get around the side Near impossible to do on 4.6 and 5.4 Ford trcks Those guys are hidden way back there The probe sneaks in without a bunch of trouble This infinity was done with a COP wand (or probe) I could not have accessed the coils without it http://www.autonerdz.com/cgi/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1174843843/1#1 I don't use it every day but it sure does come in handy sometimes Wilf |
Title: Re: COP Probe Post by Wilf on Apr 22nd, 2007 at 3:58pm
Gerry
Here is that link to the tin foil hat http://www.autonerdz.com/cgi/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1096772088/2#2 Wilf |
Title: Re: COP Probe Post by mwebb on Apr 28th, 2007 at 7:44pm
here is a photo of another way - for a 1998 BMW 528i
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Title: Re: COP Probe Post by mwebb on Apr 28th, 2007 at 8:00pm
and a waveform to go with it since i dont know how to up load two attachments to one post
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Title: Re: COP Probe Post by Rich Barton on Apr 28th, 2007 at 8:37pm
Hi MWebb:
I am glad you joined autonerdz I know you have alot of good ideas and wanted to tell you that you are more than welcome to join in and play. Maybe some day I will be as good as you. Take care and have a good week end. ;) |
Title: Re: COP Probe Post by Wilf on Apr 28th, 2007 at 10:19pm
Hi Mike
and a waveform to go with it since i dont know how to up load two attachments to one post You can only make one attachment to a post If I have a couple I use Irfranview and parade them so they attach together I don't know if that strategy will work with a pic and a file though I am going to go test it out Maybe I can also find out how to add a quote properly at the same time Wilf |
Title: Re: COP Probe Post by Dave_Hill on Apr 29th, 2007 at 10:51am
Hi MWebb (Mike is it?)
Interesting stuff this. I have had some good results using a foil pick-up............. BMW E36 M3 COP Home made HT pick-up (Idea from Autonerdz :) )......... I like the idea of seeing all cylinders on screen & the current trace to trigger & identify the cylinders is a nice touch. I haven’t seen "wood screws" used like that before. Do you use them so that you can quickly connect to various components? Cheers Dave |
Title: Re: COP Probe Post by mwebb on Apr 29th, 2007 at 6:09pm
i have some small amount of knowledge but i hope to learn more here , i am but a rookie student. school is never out , never closed , never ending.
i put the stainless steel deck screws finger tight into the injector connectors and or the Cop coil negative connectors so that i can connect a PRB to them and get a primary spark waveforms pattern in parade form all on one channel . i use the deck screws because the T pins i usually use to make the connection just fall out of those particular connectors. this is a PRB , with it you can get all the injector waveforms or all the COP primary waveforms in parade on one channel if and only if the COP coil negative is available to be connected to other wise all you can get is the IGT signal from the ECM . the waveform shown is for a DIS system in a toyota sienna van that coil negative can be connected to ![]() |
Title: Re: COP Probe Post by Mick on Apr 30th, 2007 at 10:43am
Hi Dave
Wilf and Rich want to know how you added you photo and wave form on the same post ;D There Rich another I am getting there :'( Sorry to go off topic Nice Idea Mike 8-) |
Title: Re: COP Probe Post by Dave_Hill on Apr 30th, 2007 at 12:46pm
Mick
You need to find an online host for your images. Imagshack is one that springs to mind. Once you have uploaded your images, then all you need to do is place a link to that image inside the image tags. Confused :o ;D. I have my own website, so I can upload the images to the server along with all my site images. Here is an example of what the post should look like when you compose it........ The text that is highlighted in blue is the link (or address) to the image that is stored on a server somwhere (can be anywhere) in cyberspace. Hope this helps Dave |
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