Automotive wiring issues don’t have to be time-consuming. In this real-world demo, @jaschalindesmith uses the Power Probe ECT3000 Open/Short Finder to troubleshoot a faulty door lock circuit. With the ECT3000, he was able to: -Locate a short near the seatbelt assembly -Test signal continuity on the door lock actuator wires -Pinpoint the exact location of the fault The result: a faster, more accurate diagnostic process with less guesswork. 📹 Watch the full video on Jascha’s YouTube channel → htt

Stop tearing your car apart! 🛠️⚡ Electrical chaos? The Power Probe ECT3000 makes it simple. In this video, @dewalt_diva teams up with David Merendino to show how the ECT3000 takes the guesswork out of diagnostics: 🔍 Finds short circuits without pulling panels 🧭 Traces wires right to the source ❌ Detects open circuits, bad switches & broken wires 🔋 Identifies hidden battery drains 🔄 Catches intermittent faults FAST 💡 Pro tip: Pair it with a wiring diagram to unlock its full power. 👉 Watch

Power Probe ECT3000 Saves the Day on a Chevy Express Diagnosis Electrical faults in modern vehicles can send even experienced techs on a wild goose chase—but not when the right tool is in hand. Our friends at Robert Stage recently shared a great case from Mike Ganas, who was facing a stubborn short-to-open issue in the ABS speed sensor circuit on a 2019 Chevy Express Van. Instead of tearing the harness apart or wasting hours hunting for the fault, Mike grabbed his Power Probe ECT3000… and the to

Chasing a stubborn short? The Power Probe ECT3000 makes it easy. Don Petersen was dealing with a wiring harness that had already been repaired multiple times… yet the fault kept coming back. With the ECT3000 Short/Open Finder, he quickly: ✅ Followed the wire path through the loom ✅ Identified the exact point where the circuit opened ✅ Cut back the harness and exposed the damaged wire in seconds No guessing. No tearing the car apart. Just fast, accurate diagnostics. 🎥 Huge thanks to Don Petersen

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