Hybrid Electric Isolation Fault on LN (Lucas-Nuelle)

[@danielbrown5682]

Awesome G, thanks for sharing, you're a legend!

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Daniel thank you

[@IAMNOSLEEP]

Thanks for sharing... Cheers.

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[@stewartboucaud9919]

That's great.

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[@alastairmackay4861]

Nice vid, I just didn’t quite understand the readings you were getting

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Alastair have you use an Ohm meter? I am sure you have...When you get a resistance reading it means there is a connection from one end to the other. The ohm meter puts out about 3 to 5 volts (Diode output 5 to 7 volts) and when you connect it to something such as a wire end to end the meter displays an Ohm reading. If the meter reads OL or OUCH depending on the meter the circuit is open not making a connection. When I was testing a good MG (motor generator) you should have noticed that the meter read 550 M Ohms and 500 volts in the lower corner of the display. When I switched to the MG with the Isolation Fault the meter has a low resistance reading and the voltage dropped that indicates that the MG or wires have a short touching ground. The 1587 Fluke MegOhm meter can put out 550 M Ohms on the 500 volt scale...a bit of a difference than the 3 to 5 volts of a regular Ohm meter. Hope this quick explanation helps. Thank you....If you have not already subscribed to our tstseminars KZbin channel please do so. Interested in more training? Go to www.tstseminars.org and view full length videos for members on TechFlix for $9.99 unlimited viewing …Membership and over 85 videos for less than $200.00 a year. Also checkout www.attstraining.com for hands on training and webcast FREE videos at www.tstseminars.org/training-videos

[@alastairmackay4861]

@@TSTseminars that’s great, thanks for the reply and the info, much appreciated. I am just getting into hybrid diagnostics so have a bit too learn

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