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I just came across your channel, you earn my sub from this on video. You explain your self clearly Thanks for sharing

Do you know if this tool can communicate in both global and generic OBD2?

As a retired BMW Master Technician I told my sons, to be the best technician in the shop, they need to learn electrical properties, principles and systems, and you will be the most sought after technician in the shop, because I found during my tenure in a shop, that most technicians fall short on knowing the fundamentals on how electrical systems work, and how electronics works, so my sons have both become very very good at electrical sytstems, and both of them have become top employees in the business and their companies and have been able to basically name their price for their hourly pay, due to their high demand and knowledge as a technician. 😎👍

Nice1 Mike & thank u

They dont last. Had 2 over 3 years. Excellent but sat in my storage shed broken. I find Weller to be far superior yet less powerful

Rubbish nonsense.i bought a Emanuel online few years ago someone had just taken images from a repair manual .And the guy who I contacted about it being junk information wanted to come to England to murder me 😂

hello , How I can Know the line details on VW ELSAWIN wiring diagrams ( GND/ 5v/ Signal/........)

How could u get 6v when d switch is of an d contact in d switch is open

Yep! Been using a seam ripper for 30+ years.

I'm in South Africa and use a app on Google play carmin for wiring diagrams haven't let me down yet

I still have my little butane torch /soldering iron from radio shack. It's the one that came with the flint and wheel striker like on big lighters. I don't know how many decades ago I bought it but it still works well. Not much for accessory tips, but I don't need much... I might have to look into these for my car.

I'd say each has it's usefulness at a certain point. I wouldn't use a gas powered one near stuff that can get affected by the exhaust port, or an open flame. Battery powered ones have evolved quite a bit. I have a cheap Chinese one that uses a power bank (or any USB port) as a power source and it works as well as my old gas powered soldiering pen. Not saying it's great, but does the basic stuff, without melting stuff around, in a confined space, like under a dash.

Butane irons have their place, but I use the TS101 and power it from my NOCO GBX45 booster pack, it heats to 400 degreesC in under 10 seconds and is about 1/3 of the size of the featured one, so very easy to get into tight spots and for fine detail work. It is completely portable, so I can use it when I'm out and about. I wouldn't change it for anything else.

I've found Easy Manuals to be gold plated. I had an issue recently and they fell over themselves to resolve it 👍👍👍

There must be a market for selling specific information to customers on a set model instead of bits missing ,not paying an arm and leg for yearly contract.

Nope, that's rubbish

TS100 or later model. The perfect soldering. NOTHING ELSE.

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Unfortunately, I have one of these and find it to be quite disappointing. In the field, I am currently using the Aldi Rechargeable one. However, I intend to purchase the T12 Solder Station, which is powered by a DeWalt battery and offers adjustable temperature control. To be honest, I do not use soldering to repair looms or wires within a vehicle.

Having extensive experience in using certified crimp tools and terminals in component maintenance avionics, crimping is my first choice. However, if soldering is required then the Portasol in my opinion is a high-quality tool and would be my only choice for a gas soldering tool. Another great video.

I use an old RadioShack (Weller rebranded) butane soldering pen for almost everything. It's old, lights hard, but always works. My favorite feature is NO CORD!

My 2204 shows me 12.0 volts instead real 12.6v. What can be wrong?

100% better than cordless Still need a mini gas torch for the heat shrink Can’t go wrong with a portasol

Just wanted to ask how you removed the high pressure pump sprocket, did you put the cover back on and use the tool from the timing kit perhaps. I think I maybe changing my timing change soon, I’ve done one these before on a 118d but I had the engine out so used a different method to get the sprocket off. Cheers, Chris.

I used to use a butane soldering iron but got tired of the indirect flame melting other parts of the car, especially when working up under the dash (like you showed in part of your video). I now use a soldering station that uses a Milwaukee M18 battery and I get many hours off of one charge, and no indirect flame to melt plastic parts and wiring under the dash anymore. I haven't used my butane soldering iron (Master Appliance) in 5+ years now.

I had one and found it very useful but after about 2 years somehow the igniter didn’t work so I bought another one that looks very similar but different brand I can’t even remember the brand of my new one. So far so good, we see if it lasts longer.

The best butane iron solder in the market. I have used it for years now. Can't find any equal one for this one.

Sir I love your channel. But with the euros and the copa going on…whose your favorite premier league team and whose youre favorite England international player? I’m Liverpool and Harry Kane lol

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Worth every penny.

I have portasol 75. Great tool in my toolbox as I do solder wires daily. I dont see muchdifference 75 vs 125 or whatever the bigger one was called. I really like the smaller one because I can get into really tight spaces. Heats up fast and after using I just slap the protective cap on and put it in my toolbox. No more walking around with power cord extensions or dealing with anything unecesarry.

I have one, similar I use regularly but I'm using my electric more and more as I have had some issues with the Soldering Exhaust causing me issues. It can be useful the exhaust but can be an issues as well.

I’ve had my Snap On one for years too. Great tool!

awesome bit of kit probably had mine over 25 years maybe even more and it’s still going . have to say one does need to be careful with that exhaust port on tight areas 👍

at the very least, this sounds like a service that illegally accesses the dealer software services. I would be very cautious about using a website from a company that is happy to use these sorts of methods, and certainly wouldnt be happy sharing payment details with them. I'd steer clear if I were you.

Great job, I am also a technician but am not fluent in auto electrical. Your explanation and intellectual skills are best. It helps me to understand about what you explain. Thank you very much.

9:09 - What should I be searching for to buy the ignition lead extension for doing secondary on a Coil-On-Plug system ?

Electroboom : *showing his car battery is at 0.75 volts* 💀

Is there info telling what signal/voltage to expect from the sensors so you can test if thay are functioning correctly thats what you also need to determine if its a sensor fault or a bad connection somewhere

its cheaper to access the bmw dealership website for service info!!

Hi Darren, I’m a newbie what I have read so far in the comment’s have been negative! Not very good me thinks? Would you mind explaining why? Your having problems your UA-cam looks very professional your explanations are clear and distinctive! I own a Ford Focus M2 Automatic 2 ltr on an O6 plate, you being a techie you will know the problems on most cars? I know a little I have a diagnostic OBD 2 Think Dag being retired I don’t have loads of money to buy a decent setup as much as I would love one! Where are you based I live in the GMC area! I hope I hear something from you you seem an approachable fella nothing technical more about what you would need from me to educate myself much more than I am? My names Doug.

Hi Darren! emanualonline is a bad joke. I ordered a complete manual for opel astra and I received a pdf that did not even contain electrical diagrams, as was mentioned in the seller's description. Let's not talk about returning my money or about customer care. I trusted you and I was deceived. I have nothing to reproach you from a professional point of view, but I think you have to carefully choose the products you promote. A good day!

That site is a waste of time - I just looked if info was available for two of the family/friends cars I work on, Fords, 2017 & 2022 - and neither is listed. Useless.

I'm sure that all manuals were obtained legitimately by them (sarcasm)... even if most of them are sold as VM (virtual machine) copies of the copied factory product.

I don't know why anyone would use E manuals for BMW when you can pay BMW $32 a day for service info on all vehicles, not just one make. Edit: That can be only in the USA, I don't know.

Have anyone else tried this to verify that once you purchase the software its not just sending you a pdf file of copied papers its actually giving you access to exactly what we see in this video.He said they sent him a code and. then had access to what the tech would have access to so I dont know if that was for promotional use or what I just don't want any misleading confusion because once you spend your money there is no return.

Doesn't work with Aussie cars.

I do like your channel, but using your BMW as the example in this case isn't helpful. It would have been a good idea if Emanual would have allowed you more access so you could have searched for different vehicles. It's clearly showing the BMW ISTA program so other manufacturers information isn't going to be shown in the same way, so this video is a bit misleading. People going to search and pay for their information who don't know that ISTA is BMW specific might be a little suprised when their info is in front of them and it looks nothing like what is in your vid. Having worked in the industry myse;f, those in the know will understand that all manufacturers diagrams etc are all different and not shown in the same way. I think it will be a good idea to do a vid or series of videos on different manufacturers info so people watching your channel can see what is out there.

Thanks so much for the online manuals. awesome source for information. I figured they existed for diy'ers and these are 1 time purchase and download per vehicle at emanualonline. Other places like all data are $25 per vehicle for 30 days access which can add up if you have an older vehicle.

How did you get the automotive version of pico6 to work with this scope?