OBD-II: Functions, Monitors and Diagnostic Techniques
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (640 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1428390006 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 176 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Readiness and monitors 5. Bi-directional control 18. Repair baseline techniques 19. O2S monitor 15. EGR monitor 12. EVAP specifics 20. DTC's 4. Using a DSO on an OBD-II vehicle . Fuel monitor 8. AIR monitor 13. Misfire monitor 7. EGR specifics 21. Thermostat monitor 16. Introduction to OBD-II 2. Comprehensive component monitor 9. Scan data and freeze frame 6. EVAP monitor 10. OBD-I vs OBD-II 3. 1. Using OBD-II Mode 6 17. CAT monitor 11. O2S heater monitor 14
With numerous practical examples and an emphasis on world-wide vehicle coverage that does not limit explanations to specific manufacturers, this book will prepare readers for success in the industry.. Using this as a foundation, more advanced topics are addressed, including the extremely high-powered diagnostic abilities involving the various scanner modes, as well as the hows and whys of setting readiness monitors. For the first time, there is a resource that offers complete, extensive coverage of OBD-II and encompasses everything you need to know to succeed as a technician in the field! This exciting new offering combines coverage of the design of OBD-II, its role in state emission testing failures, diagnosis and repair, and the setting of readiness monitors, for a total learning solution. OBD-II: Functions, Monitors, and Diagnostic Techniques provides technicians with a solid working knowledge of the purpose and functions of the OBD-II by beginning with an overview of the technology and its role in on-the job tasks
"Read this book before you clear an OBDII fault code." according to N. Feakes. I have used a scanner in the past to obtain fault codes but was frustrated by some of the code descriptions not really describing the source of the problem. This book is a really straightforward explanation of what OBDII really is, how it works and what the codes really mean. The author has obviously spent a great deal of time teaching this subject and he leads the reader from simple principles all the way through to a real understanding of how the sensors and components work together and how the computer checks to see that the emission system is performing as it should. All the individual emission system functions are described along with. mark said not very pleased. book had different cover web site amazon said book was not very pleased mark book had different cover web site amazon said book was 400 pges turned out to be olny 155 are there 2 editions thank you mark ferraro. 00 pges turned out to be olny 155 are there "not very pleased" according to mark. book had different cover web site amazon said book was not very pleased mark book had different cover web site amazon said book was 400 pges turned out to be olny 155 are there 2 editions thank you mark ferraro. 00 pges turned out to be olny 155 are there 2 editions thank you mark ferraro. editions thank you mark ferraro. A well written " must-have" for learing and appling OBD-II codes Thomas Jones As a Dentist I knew nothing about OBD codes, scanners, nor their use for diagnosis issues with vehicles. After issues with my trucks had been repeatedly mis-diagnosed or improperly repaired I decided to learn for myself. After a few days of reading online and specifically purchasing and reading this book, I under took the task of diagnosing and repairing my beloved 03 Ford Expedition 5.4L issues. I purchased: a scanner, the INNOVA 3160d . The codes from this along with observations lead me to discover the intake manifold was leaking into my number 5 & 6 plugs. I disassemble the parts necessary, replace the manifold, and with the help of th
Al Santini has over 35 years of experience teaching automotive electronics, including 22 years as an instructor at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois. Santini currently teaches technician classes on vehicle emissions, including OBD-II. In addition to holding a master's degree in technical education and ASE certification, he is an active member of the Society of Automotive Testers (SAT), the Illinois College Automotive Instructor's Association (ICAIA) and the North American Counci