Milwaukee PACKOUT Mobile Diagnostic Cart Tour!

I'm going to do a diagnostic car toolbox tour so this is my truck I have and then in the back I have two pack outs draws and with the table on top and then I put it on wheels oh well so let me show you now we got the whole thing mobile so it's pretty much two draws on top two three draws on top of each other and then this table comes off of what's separate it's gonna go Milwaukee it's all the pack out and then over here I bought this on eBay it holds a paper towel and here I have a Jarhead Diagnostics uh I think for the scalp I'll show you in a minute when I get to it all right I'll just start so Petro I got a regular multimeter uh fluke um a flare cf5 I think it is it's a thermal Imager this is a lead uh Pico lead actually I use it for my e-scope which is in a Java diagnostic case because my first one kept breaking the the connection over here broke I sent it back they fixed it it broke again they sent it back they sent me a new one and I broke after two weeks and I started fixing it myself but it was breaking every week so when he came out with this case I bought it and I just bought a new one and so far it's been about a month and it's been fine low amp clamp it measures down to the milliamp I don't recommend it I think it's a waste of money um this is my regulator it's made by a deal there's a little screen on the bottom I like it it's relatively expensive this is a Snap-On uh thermometer I don't know why I have it I just do um this is a client's Tool uh just to infrared thermometer and here is a landing retractable leads 15 feet so it's very good for jumping stuff let me just put this thing back in and here is a fills piercing probe which the whole world's very into but I don't know I have really bad luck with them I keep buying new ones and the pins get bent but now when they work they work great I guess I'm just don't know how to use them Crackle but it is a great tool when it works it just depends I find sometimes Ben even if he twisted a tiny drop he writes all over it don't twist so you know do not twist handle but I guess I by mistake Twisted I don't know but I keep buying new ones because they work really well all right here we got basic uh just some tools suppliers um automatic wire strippers regular wire strippers snap on they work really good they're gonna have this OTC thing called it's pretty cool it works does its job thank you snap on thanks magnet this is the team River from Snap-on I know you could buy the ones for a dollar I have those also but I always break them and snap on always replaces I actually feel like there's brakes easier than the ones you get for a dollar um another one mirror uh what do you call these a hood prop holder I actually have two I always keep one in my pocket and then in case I forget it well then over here I got test lights so I actually buy the OTC test lights whereas people call them scanner than it does lights um I actually snip off fans because I can't stand a little tiny clip it comes with and I put on a banana Jack and then I can put my own leads or extensions or anything you want what I use the most with that is let me get it right over here is this is from my Power Probe three it's an extension lead and I put it to the battery and has a pound ground wherever I go so I just plug my test light straight into it and then a pound ground under the car all right uh all right so I have two of those and here that I have oh this is it from IPA it's a terminal tools it cleans terminals so shoot me it's like I don't know what's on it buddy Diamond tip so it's like rough and it cleans it you could also you could grab the terminal and pull out or you could actually open it up and fit it in a single see really handy the crew to connect those this is a spark tester this I use for Alpha OBD it's just a dongle little laptop and there is a life grip some honestly a bucket upstairs that I do with heat shrink that I'm here then I got homemade test lights this is a 9003 bulb with the the high beam Globes together so it's 10 amps 9 and a half to 10 amps it's good for loading circuits then I have this is a 550 milliamp one and that just has little needles at the end of it this is from Power Probe I actually use it also from with my test light I plug it into the outlet and then I have a power ground in the car um we've got some relay jumpers so I have a kit I just same thing with this really jumper with a amp clamp around the loop I actually just ordered from AES wave the you activate test kit that was out of stock for the past three years regular jumper wires um there's more of them this is a four amp test light it's a 9 h11 bulb I think another one this just has different ends on these type of hands I have little guys uh one night fill bulb it's like 150 milliamps and then oh this is that before I had the power pro adapter this plugs in and shows you a light if the cigarette lighter works and it has a positive and negatively thank you connected all right let's get this back in there I forgot over here I got liquid electric tape for sealing up the wires I pierce weather electric tape [Applause] this is a hose reel from jar Diagnostics it's really nice there's a magnum Band Whatever this one I got a clearance and then it pretty much cracked right after I'm gonna came back I just got another one next time I saw it and whatever comes with solder this is just sandpaper this is the Power Probe adapter for five volts that's a tape needles for back building these are fuse connectors you could put in into the fuse you can put them to the fuse and then Trump because your terminals to connect to it and make loops or whatever you want to do with them [Applause] this is my tool draw so I got here a Snap-On set out of of 3A sockets three percent semi shallow and this is quarter inch deep semi shallow on the grills here's a ratchet 3 8 and a quarter extension size the wobble screws really like them meaning because you can hold them straight also you're connecting a socket to it I'll show you on the 10 inch this is a 3 8 Milwaukee fast ratchet oops there's the quarter inside of the Snap-on wobble plus so from over here ah can't do this so I'm gonna hold the camera if I'm in here and push it in all the way it's a regular socket if I push it out you have a little bit of Wiggle all right let's lock your extension that's just basically all right here I got my scope it's the Pico 4425a with the wire underneath I have it in the jawhead diagnostic case that goes on the back of my laptop I'll show that to you in a minute but I also have it that I could clip on to right here on my table so I just have it here with my laptop here I'm just back closer come with the 60 amp clamp this is the high end clamp which both of these use the BNC plus they don't need a battery this is the wps500 from Pico it's a pressure transducer and the jar Diagnostics case if you can't tell I really like this stuff all right this is almost all my leaves we got the four channels for the Pico this is a lead for checking spark plug wires a capacitive pickup a lead for the wps500 another spark plugs tester uh high tension cable if you want to take a chrome and plug out and put this in instead so you could test secondary ignition this is an attenuator that it comes with using for ignition because the scope only angles 200 volts so this lead is times 10 so you could have more so you don't fly your scope just some alligator clips some piercing gloves these probes I like just I always I don't know if you could tell here but I always ruin the tips I like twist them I'm really not going my person gropes and then I I really have to grind them down to just keep getting new ones another Hillsborough I'm gonna shunt for testing battery drains with the scope these are the fake Pomona leads they actually work not bad just the needle is a little bigger I think some attachments coming on a teleps 500 here I got three pulse sensors for from dry Diagnostics every time they were at clearance I bought one so I have to put it all together two with bananas on top and one with the BNC and these are the AES wave they might some they might be from Pico I don't know not sure which ones are which but they all feel the same the as wave fuse jumpers is like a triple fuse you plug it in and then you have check amperage or you put the fuse in and you have a fuse tap for voltage same thing with maxi fuses just have a bunch this is the J case regular old style fuse the mini fuse that new style that I see a lot of Fords a low profile fuse and this is the MK excuses that you know Chrysler is I'm sure they're used all over all right remember that straw I mean it's pretty much just has my Power Probe a breakout box you isolate it's really good for like the serial networks on GMS so you just put them in you take out the comb and you put them in one at a time with your scope and you see which mod is pulling down the network brake Outlets from pantac this is a Power Probe Maestro the problem with them are with old cockroach they just they got a hook and had the same issue is at the food there's really a fuse at the end of the ground wire over here it ends up ripping and when it rips and not ripping with the wire goes bad and then you lose ground so I just snip them and just put this on because I don't want it too this is a hose for the pulse sensors I actually bought this from dry Diagnostics it fits in the exhaust pipe um a hose for checking like vacuum with a pulse sensor it actually came with the Pico that one this is the Pico version of the exhaust hose I like the jar there that's so much better at least I just have two holes instead of the WPS with spark plugs on threads on the ends two different sizes for checking in cylinder there's a jar Diagnostics lead which you hang uh at the top on the hood so you could hang your wires so not to Tangled Up yes I know I need more room I just I'm a big mobile this is the only way I could have it semi-organized and carry stuff with me this is the Pico paddle probe for checking for secondary admission well we'll add the primer at the coil itself on the coil unplug this is just I put on it's made for a pressure tester on the radiator cast but I use the check for with a pulse sensor I put on here to check for long head gaskets all right that's pretty much all I just wanted to show you the laptop piece from Diagnostics oh I use Adele the Bell seven two one two I believe and it has a thing of them here so it could stand I just have the keyboard it's magneted on you don't actually need the keyboard with that just find it easier times and the scope goes so now the scope to either go I can put it over here or it goes right here that's an adapter so you've got it all in one scope and the thing you put the plug around then you have it once you just carry it with you let me just show you it has markers yeah so you can mix it it fits into the bolt holes exactly for the computer and it fits really nicely there might have been a magnet here this no I think it's supposed to be like this but yeah all right that's my die card toolbox tour thanks for watching

Channel: Advanced Level Diagnostics

Views: 1,871

Keywords: #toolbox, #packout, #mobilemechanic

Id: I_bv15mVb_I

Length: 14min 27sec (867 seconds)

Published: Wed Mar 22 2023