Subject	Thx - good idea for putting an end to the numerious posts
Posted by	jzack on November 16, 2008 at 12:22 PM
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In Reply To	PTU voltage test video. posted by DVDBURN (MD) on November 15, 2008 at 11:50 PM
Message	about no having spark and how to troubleshoot PTU issues. Only thing I disagree with is poking/breaking the wiring insulation -- over a longer period of time it's an entry point for moisture and perhaps corrosion? Never tried this but might be possible to insert a stiff piece of wire (ie., paper clip unbent) into the top of the connector making contact with the connector pin? Would probably need to remove the clip on the top of the connector body to make this easier?
Follow Ups	PTU voltage test video. - DVDBURN (MD) 23:50:39 11/15/08 Nice - thanks for the suggestion. - Bernie (NoVA) 00:04:24 11/16/08 Ha ha ha I wont lie I thought the same after his post - 5280Z_nightstalker 00:42:38 11/16/08 Why did my laptop crash when I clicked on your link? - Booster (MD) 00:30:40 11/16/08 Since it was causing problems I deleted it. - DVDBURN (MD) 10:35:47 11/16/08 I love the voltage tester but the linked video doesn't - 240Z FeO2 01:13:31 11/16/08 Here is another version of the video. - DVDBURN (MD) 10:21:11 11/16/08 Thx - good idea for putting an end to the numerious posts - jzack 12:22:56 11/16/08 Thanks. No problem with poking a wire if done correctly. - DVDBURN (MD) 14:44:26 11/16/08 Statement correction. - DVDBURN (MD) 16:06:47 11/16/08
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