Yaris-ABS & TPMS light on
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Just a little quick video on how to simulate an active wheel speed sensor using an LED test light as well as showing how to use the TS508 to diagnose a TPMS light
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That test light trick has me mind blown. I can’t believe I never knew this. Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait to try this.
Thanks! Try it out and let me know if it works for you!
That was a great demonstration of a cool tip. The screen recording program made for a outstanding visual too.
Thanks Wyatt! The last video I was struggling with the white screen and my camera. Im glad this worked out a little better
Thanks for this, the TS508 is a great tool, and I too was a bit confounded about performing the relearn. Autel’s information and video wasn’t all that clear on how to carry it out. Finally got it figured out after a couple trials, and it is the only TPMS tool I use. A further heads up, after downloading any updates, be sure to configure to USA specs!
Keep on making your videos. All are very informative. Thanks again!
Yeah. The manual wasnt very informative at all! Thanks for watching! and Yes! Change to the US region lol
So I imagine those wires tend to break due to the gauge size being so small?
I really like this bypass testing tip using the LED TL and appropriate front probe kit Pat, an excellent tip, so thanks for sharing it!
There's always gotta be someone out there who assumes you are doing something wrong, don't let it get to you...we know you are a top notch and professional tech!
You've really found your groove too BTW...you're doing an outstanding job of explaining and teaching, you have a talent for this my friend-something you used to worry about, funny how you were worried about it and yet it's actually one of your biggest strengths!
Keep up the great work man loved this one!
Thanks Pauly! I appreciate it! The trolls were starting to get to me so I took about a month off! As far as the wires go. I haven't seen many fail there. But I have a feeling that you might be right. Being in a dealership, It's Not often that I see cars after they are 5-6 years old.
& time to get an LED test light! As always thanks for sharing PJ.
😂yup
Ha! I don't use one often. But they do work well for bypass testing. I also use one to jump power to the IGT signal on a coil to make it fire!
funny when those that are critics have no idea what they are talking about LOL (he probably gave you the thumbs down LOL). nice tip using the test light as a sensor simulator. great video PJ!
He probably did give me the thumbs down haha. I just don't understand the whole trolling thing.
Thank you Patrick. Good job. Have a blessed and safe week.
Thanks Billy!
Great tip PJ. Thanks for sharing! 👍
Thanks for watching Dylan!
Nice video ! Looks like there’s hope for my led test light after all lol! Thanks for sharing
Yeah! I only use it for things like this haha
When I saw the headline Yaris and abs code I immediately thought rear wheel bearing and speed sensor wire, Lol.I’m def gonna use that led test light on these active wheel speed sensors now great tip. Keep up the great work!
oh man! I have done hundreds of those! haha But not this one!
Great tips PJ. Thanks for the video.
I bet that person criticizing you doesn't know that some manufacturers have front probe special tools for measuring circuits on the terminal side and checking pin fit! Some people just must find something to criticize I guess.
I like that TPMS tool! The ATEQ VT55 that I use on Acuras doesn't work quite as well as that!
When I saw you sped up the footage of the TPMS sensor replacement, I couldn't help but think that must be how fast manufacturers think we work when determining warranty times. 🤣
Manufacturers will use any excuse that they can come up with to lower labors times nowadays haha
"I seen a guy on youtube swap out a TPMS sensor in 30 seconds" I truly can see someone sitting at a round table saying that haha
Awesome tool at a great price, I've replaced and programmed dozens on tpms sensors with this tool, also comes in handy to make duplicate IDs for broken or leaking valve stems. My one fyi is always make sure you program to the right year make and model by scanning the other sensors first. Once programmed the autel sensors cannot reprogram.
Thats a solid tip! We have also used it to duplicate IDs so that the customer can run winter wheels and summer wheels without needing to program the sensors every time they change them.
Great share. Always learning
Thanks Brian!
Great video as always!
Thanks Tim!
It was a good experience and useful thanks for your great video
Thanks for watching!
Great tip. Great diag.
Thanks Nelson
Always interesting and informative. Thank you for sharing. Welcome back.
Yeah it has been a while! The trolls were getting to me, and I was busy with a couple of things behind the scenes that I am working on! More details to come soon, I hope!
Very cool on substituting the wheel speed sensor. I have a led testlight I never use. Now I have a use for it. The old sensor has a number on it that I have used to write the id on an Autel sensor. U would probably use a Toyota sensor that has a number and is not programmable. I have the older Autel tpms tool. Thank u for the great video!!
Ive used both OEM sensors and the autel sensors. I use the autel sensors on non toyotas and haven't had an issue with them yet. Thanks for watching Bill!
Great video...nice tip with LED test lamp 👍
Autel 508 is a fantastic tool and it’s my go to tool every time over others
Thanks Lawson!
I love it pal. Good stuff.
Thanks Corey!
Thank you sir. Keep posting. You’re info is very helpful
Thanks Craig! I am glad that you liked it!
Good to see you PJ! Hope you're well and thanks for the vid!
Thanks Dave! I'm doing good. I just needed a break from youtube lol
@@VoltageDropDiagnostics LOL I understand... You mean you have a REAL life, too??? 😁 Hey I finally got a scope!!
DIY Dave which scope did you end up getting? I just got an amazing deal on a 4 channel picoscope myself!
@@VoltageDropDiagnostics Awesome!! How'd you swing that?? I couldn't splurge on a Pico, but I had some "attaboy" points from work and got an Autel 408 plus an amp clamp. Can't wait to start playing with it this weekend!
DIY Dave that autel is a good scope. The leads aren’t the best, and can pick up a lot of noise, so eventually you may want to purchase a set of leads from AESwave.
A friend had a friend selling an older pico. The last generation for $500.
So I had to jump on it.
Awesome video PJ!
Thanks Kurt
Nice tips thanks for sharing
Thanks Matt!
Nice work , thanks for sharing tips .
Thank you!
Nice video.thanx
Thanks for watching!
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing ❤️
Thanks for watching!
Good video
Thanks Dennis
Great video buddy, love the led test lamp tip. I knew they had a use somewhere 👍. Some moron gave you a thumbs down ?. Jealousy is a terrible thing 🙂
haha Yeah. I get thumbs down almost as soon as I post a video nowadays. It is what it is lol. Thanks for watching!
Lol we used to call that a scratch test. Used it on old ford 90's model car ignition system to create spark.
haha I have seen that trick used before lol
thanks
Thanks for sharing
Nice job Pat, cool tip , I guess I gotta add a LED test light to my arsenal. Any suggestions?
No, I don't have any real suggestions. I just use a craftsman one. But I only use LED test lights to simulate circuits.
Good job dude.
Thanks Lenin
Thanks for sharing Bro👍
Thanks for watching!
FYI, pretty sure scannerdanner has some vids doing wheel speed bypass testing with a test light.
On an active wheel speed sensor?
Not on an active wheel speed. Nice video. 👍👍
Hi, for Toyota cars model 2015 & onward, what is the procedure of Yaw sensor re-calibration & do they need Toyota techstream scanner for that? Thanks in advance
96 t100 3.4, I have misfires on cylinder 2 4 6, new inj, plugs and wires any ideas on where to go next would be greatly appreciated
steve ham man, that was before my time and they don’t exist up here in the rust belt. But it’s very possible that your timing is off considering it’s all on one bank. Or possibly an oxygen sensor? But I’d need more data to give a definitive answer.
Great tip Tuesday
Thats what I should have titled the video! haha
05 TOYOTA DIESEL HILUX THROTTLE BODY THE THROTTLE BODY MOTOR , SHOULD I EVER GET VOLTAGE ON THE GROUND WIRE AT THE THROTTLE BODY MOTOR CONNECTOR WITH KEY ON . LOVE YOUR CHANNEL GREAT DIAGNOSTIC VIDEOS . NEED HELP PLEASE THANKS AND LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR REPLY ?
We dont have access to the hilux over here in the states, unfortunately. So im only guessing when I say that the voltage should be very low on the ground wire. But I also seen that you said that you had the connector unplugged. So unless the wire should have bias voltage. Im going to say no, it should not have voltage on that wire.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THAT GREAT REPLY , I WON'T EVER FORGET THANKS AGAIN ! ! !@@VoltageDropDiagnostics
Hey!!!! It’s PJ.
hahaha! Whats up Chad!
Why was the plug broken? You had fault codes for both front wheel speed sensors.
Also was it broken from previous accident repairs and wheel was changed?
Txs
The left side was rodent damage. The right side I’m not sure about. It might have also been rodent damage. But I’m not 100% sure about what caused the open circuit on the right side.
Can you tell me is it possible to use a incandescent test light
ivan drago on these style sensors I’m not sure.
The ABS module is looking for amperage changes and the sensors pull about 13ma of current which is similar to an LED test light.
So that’s why I went with the LED test light instead of an incandescent light.
@@VoltageDropDiagnostics Thanks I know you mentiod in video that you are not sure, but still want to ask you. I know that Scanner Danner use it a lot on Hall sensors or pick up sensors
How r u doing? Do u have the test light connected to battery positive or negative?
Negative.
Voltage Drop Diagnostic. Thank you👍
Is this an MRE sensor PJ?
Yup, they are.
How much are those sensors at the dealership?
Which sensors? The TPMS sensors or the wheel speed sensors? The wheel speed sensor was around $250ish and the TPMS sensor was around $90. But don't quote me on that. I don't pay much attention to the costs of parts.
So Toyota use Autel sensor?
No, we have an otc tool. But it doesn't work that well on vehicles a little older than 2014 from my experience. So we use this on older toyotas and non toyotas.
PS.. WITH CONNECTOR UNPLUGGED I GET NO VOLTAGE ON THE GROUND WIRE . THANKS AND LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR REPLY ?
Are you talking about using a bias voltage to confirm wire integrity?
@@PaulysAuto NO I WAS TESTING THE VEHICLE FOR A NO POWER COMPLAINT WITH A THROTTLE CODE AND SAW VOLTAGE ON THE GROUND WIRE AT THE ELECTRONIC THROTTLE BODY MOTOR GROUND WIRE ?
@@8power0Ok I'm confused about how this relates to testing an ABS circuit on a Toyota😂?
@@PaulysAuto I THINK WE WERE CROSS REFERENCED THANKS .
When you going to do a frame video
Never unfortunately lol. Those are off limits. Toyota would hang me lol
Where are you located?
Pennsylvania
man empty shop. things that slow or just filming late??
richard cranium i stayed late to film this, BUT that’s has been what the shop looked liked the past 2 months anyhow. We have been the slowest I have seen a shop in my career. It’s been brutal.
@@VoltageDropDiagnostics yeah thats not good. but thanks for the effort it takes to film these videos.
First.
That was fast! haha