Automotive Diagnostic Systems: Understanding OBD-I & OBD-II (S-A Design Workbench Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.52 (832 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1934709069 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Almost anyone can hook a scanning tool up to the serial port and read the error, but the key to fixing the problems is using an effective trouble shooting process that resolves all the issues that may be contributing or creating the problem. The electronic control unit and other electronic controls are connected to every major system of a car built within the past 15 years, yet when there is a problem or an error code, many enthusiasts do not know how to go about fixing the problem. But most importantly, McCord provides a thorough process for trouble shooting problems, tracing a problem to its root, explaining why DTCs may not lead to the source of the underlying problem, and ultimately resolving the problem. To understand the diagnostic codes, the numbering system is defined and the table of common DTCs is shown. Currently, OBD-II (OnBoard Diagnostic II) is the standard of the industry, and this book provides a thorough explanation of this system. Keith McCord recounts the history of automotive onboard diagnostic systems and creation of the rudimentary OBD I systems and the development as well as the evolution of OBD II. It details its main features, capabilities, and characteristics. With this book, an affordable hand held scanner, and other co
"A fascinating, informative and essential for those who really want to solve or at least understand diagnostic system problems, within their car." (TKC Mag 2012-01-01)Appears in "Top 21 Reading Materials for the Auto Enthusiast." (Andy Bolig Auto Enthusiast 2012-12-03)
Four Stars Good depth of OBD theories. steve said Three Stars. Your basic read. Michelle Rayburn said The perfect companion to your OBD scan tool. My husband purchased an OBD-II scan tool from Amazon and when this book came up for review, I selected it to accompany his scanner. The author of this book wants to help users understand codes and diagnose problems. He's clear that just having the code doesn't tell the user exactly what to fix, so he helps with the decision process, the pro
He lives in Florissant, Missouri. Keith also writes custom ECMs for GM and Ford vehicles. He designs products, parts, and CNC code and process improvements for various OEM and aftermarket companies. Keith McCord, who is located in the St. . He is president of McCord Consulting Group in St. Louis area, is one of top OBD II technicians and EFI tuners in the country. Louis, Missouri