Pinpoint Accuracy: Diagnosing Vehicle Cameras Using a CCTV Tester

[@arthuraucar3696]

Great video..! Thanks for all that valuable info.

[@electron-john]

thanks for watching

[@jimr7414]

Thanks for the response. Could you possibly send me a few recomendations for a tester and features?

[@electron-john]

I’m traveling right now so I can’t get the exact model from mine but I got it from Amazon by typing in cctv tester in the search bar. the tool alone is 100 bucks. the leads for various vehicles are all hand made. hope this helps

[@jimr7414]

How can I find the link to this tester and leads. The above product link does not work, and I cannot find anything on the website.

[@electron-john]

thank you for your request. I stopped selling this product due to lack of demand, however I did send you an email showing the cables you can make and purchase a cctv tester. from Amazon. thanks for watching

[@RVPSCF]

Another diagnostic gadget from Professor John Forro! Where can I get mine, sir??? I've been using a field monitor, battery packs, random leads, and its been a mess. This is a serious techs dream!!!

[@electron-john]

thanks for commenting. you can get one from www.electron-John.com

[@Enrightauto]

@@electron-johnI checked the site and couldn’t find it?

[@electron-john]

@@Enrightauto hi, it’s under the more button on top right of screen, then select shop

[@Enrightauto]

@@electron-john edit: it’s working now

[@charliemagoo7943]

Does that work on the silverados with only a coax????

[@electron-john]

as long as the camera is capable of emitting a video output. some adas cameras are binary hex only and thus it wouldn’t work on those type of cameras

[@mysoap23]

What about testing on modern cars with coaxial cables?

[@electron-john]

I have yet to test with coaxial cables, but I am pretty sure it would work.