Bench Diagnostic Tool

[@przemekfryc5495]

Really great video 😃I have same one. Could you tell me where did you get the wiring diagram from to pinout any instrument cluster?? Or did you have for crafter 35, 2016?

[@sdalin27]

Are you a professional technician? Where did you learn all this? Trying to decide whether I need this tool for frankensteining my whole resto-mod together. Right now am using old drill batteries for a DC source- this looks way more useful for that purpose. Also need to troubleshoot and make work the Transfer case controls- which I think this might be useful for. I gave up on my can bus efforts with my BMW seats and just did direct power to motors to get them going. Learning a lot as I go though!

[@RobertP7884]

just buy 12v dc plug in power supply and 2 on/off switches so you can have battery supply and ACC supply simulated

[@hayguey7952]

That can b done on vehicle with just the scanner

[@blautomotive7230]

Ah yeah I know that...the point of the video is to show the bench breakout box...hence the point of the video.

[@troy3456789]

okay... so no more just swapping out clusters when there is a problem with one?

[@blautomotive7230]

It all depends on what's wrong with them. This will definitely help troubleshoot and verify repairs though.

[@prospexican]

question, will this do any module on any vehicle?

[@RobertP7884]

as long module talks obd/canbus....you can wire it up on the bench and connect to it using scanner or software

[@sophiacruz-up7qr]

Where did you get those canbus wires with resistors at the 5:35 mark of the video? I have been searching and can’t find it

[@prospexican]

ebay. i used to get them at radio shack or frys electronics, but i think they went out of business