Milwaukee PACKOUT Mobile Diagnostic Cart Tour!

Here is a tour of my Milwaukee Packout Diagnostic cart, Hope you enjoy!
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[@glenforehand]

That’s a cool setup! I have an 01 Yukon Xl I’m setting up for mobile. I’ve been checking out your videos and was surprised to see you have a similar rig, definitely inspiring seeing your setup! Thanks for posting this! Not sure if I’ve seen you in the forums or not as not sure who you are but you definitely got a great channel and I’ll be sure to share some videos. Thanks again, Glen Forehand

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Thanks! My suburban is at the end of it's life but it worked great until now.😃 The only forum I'm on is Diagnostic Network.

[@juansautodiagnostic6199]

Just got 2 of those 3 drawer packouts. Got some ideas off your set up thanks and great videos

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Thanks for watching! Maybe when your all setup you can make a video and I'll get some Ideas from you, always looking for new ideas😄

[@juansautodiagnostic6199]

@Advanced Level Diagnostics I will make one tomorrow when I get to the shop it's always good to get info from other people

[@8power0]

THAT WAS THE BEST VIDEO ON KZbin I HAVE EVER SEEN ,,,,, THERE IS A TOOL THAT I AM VERY INTERESTED IN AND THAT IS A AUTOMOTIVE INFRARED THERMAL IMAGER GUN,,, TOPDON SEEMS TO HAVE A GREAT ONE . I AM WORKING ON A 2013 DODGE JOURNEY WITH AN INTERMITTENT AMP DRAW AND I THINK THIS WOULD BE THE ONLY TOOL THAT COULD CATCH IT IN THE ACT AT THE SHORT TIME THAT IT DOES IT . I THINK YOUR VIDEOS ARE TRULY SOME OF THE GREATEST I HAVE SEEN AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND ASK THAT YOU PLEASE KEEP THEM COMING . 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍 I WILL UPDATE ON THE BUICK AS SOON AS I RETURN TO IT .

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Thanks for watching! Hope you get the Buick fixed! TopDon seems to be where its at these days, I don't have their thermal imager but the Phoenix Elite scan tool is my favorite.

[@efcso100]

better than dealer tool set

[@georgetown-jd9bq]

Great video

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Glad you enjoyed it, Thanks for watching!

[@jaredhankinson8349]

if those numberplates are on a nissan navara im subbing

[@larryandbelindaflowers4828]

Where the link to get the boxes from I see the dolly one thanks awesome set up

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Milwaukee 3 drawer pack out amzn.to/45b7XYh I didn't put a link because you can find it much cheaper elsewhere.

[@AK-IT]

5:28 What circuits do you use the DIY calibrated load test lights on? What circuits would need 10A, 550mA etc.

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

I use the 4.5 amp one for checking power and grounds with the component unplugged, The 550ma I would use for a Heater circuit on a 02 sensor, I try to supplement what the load should be.

[@AK-IT]

@@advancedleveldiagnostics got it thank you for the response. Why not just use the 550mA load on everything? Or a an even smaller load that compatible with a range of circuits?

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

@@AK-IT If the load is too small, it can often carry 150ma but not 4amps. An example would be an intermittent bad ground that would light up a regular test light but not a headlight bulb.

[@AK-IT]

Whats do you not like about the low amp clamp? I am looking to purchase that very one (ES 688 or ES 683) to measure parasitic draw at the mA level. Is there another tool or method that you use to diagnose it?

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

I feel like it drifts too drastically when it's in the mA scale, so I never trust it and always put an ammeter in series.

[@AK-IT]

@@advancedleveldiagnostics Have you tried wrapping wire 10x times to increase the A 10x so that it is in a more stable range for the clamp meter? I was thinking of using an AC Line Splitter for outlets but only using one of the terminals for DC automotive work. Someone suggested this because seems as though these low amp clamps are inaccurate below 100mA which is actually where a measurement is needed.

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

@@AK-IT I have not tried that, I feel it's easier to go in series with a meter. Once your wrapping it wouldn't a regular amp clamp work and would not need one special for mA?

[@mechanixautorepair]

Nice

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Thanks!

[@kpfalconi]

Hey random question. Do you know what kind of quick connect fitting is on the end of the radiator pressure test caps? I am trying to make a quick connect hose to use my pressure sensors and for the life of me, I cant find it. All I know is that the majority of the test kits use that fitting on their caps. Looking for the female side of the connector. Thanks man!

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Sorry I don't know.

[@kpfalconi]

@@advancedleveldiagnostics I appreciate the response. Keep the videos coming, great stuff!

[@mechanixautorepair]

At 10:30 you left one in the shop :)

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

😂

[@calb9727]

How can i get training

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Check out @ScannerDanner, That's how I got started.

[@Mutzlach705]

YO