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But if you wanted you could use pp3 to find high resistance doing a voltage drop and still accomplish the same thing .

which loadpro or pp3 :headscrat

only just seen this ,was thinking off getting a pp3 but this looks better..what would you do if you had chance of this or pp3 ? any help appreciated.

I am considering getting hold of a power probe 3.I have read the debate about loapro/power probe etc.But you can still do voltage drop tests using the power probe 3 as long as the load you are back probing is turned on ,so you would get the same results as the load pro right ? the good thing...

Wished you'd entered earlier :D Just the above quote has helped me understand a little more .Thank you.

Thank you that's all i needed.I am going to purchase it and the book and if i get stuck i am sure either Dan or anyone on this great forum will give me some pointers.After all everyone has to start from some where :beer:

Can either Dan if he is still around here ? or someone who uses the loadpro give me a straight answer please.Like i have said i know a bit about ohms law and how to use a dvm. If i were to use this tester with my dvm to find a fault in a wiring lighting circuit,fuel pump wiring ,central...

This is the kind of statement that makes me go round in circles and why i am asking questions about how safe it is to use ? as i am not an electrical engineer just a diyer wanting to learn, and at the same time save myself some money if i have any issues with my car electrically. :dunno:

I think it's good that Dan pushes his product. After all if he did not, i would never have stumbled upon it !! Not saying he is always pushing it ,but if he were , he does have a right to do that anyway , as it is his to do as he pleases.

Thanks Dan.Just trying to make sure i don't fry anything on my car when experimenting with the loadpro when i get it :lol: Always been a bit wary of ECU and ECM as one mistake and the cars kaput !Rather ask the questions and try and understand the tester leads than mess up big time.

Thanks for the explanation :thumbup:,like i say i am a diyer trying to learn some trouble shooting .So basically if i were using the loadpro for trouble shooting for faulty wiring in central locking ,light circuits ,wiring to fuel pump i should be ok to use the loadpro as long as i make sure...

Hi guys, First post so please go easy :D I am a novice when it comes to auto electrics and was looking to learn how to troubleshoot wiring problems etc.I do know a bit about ohms law and how to use a dvm but i am just a diyer and will be just using the experience to troubleshoot my own car if...