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Tapdon airdiag 900 lite

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5 months 1 week ago #88606 by Jerry McGillis
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When I go to the graph of the crankshaft sensor, the wave form is all over the place , it goes in sets of 3 , then there will be a 4 count and some time you get a 5 count
are they accurate or do you need a scope to read them ? 

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5 months 1 week ago #88664 by Noah
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Scoping the crank sensor is the most accurate way to check, but if the scan tool shows RPM and if the engine has spark, then that's a pretty good indication the crank sensor is working.

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5 months 1 week ago #88670 by Jerry McGillis
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The jeep does run, just got a miss fire when it gets to operating temp.
Been to (3) different shops ( one was a dealer) that say everything is working as it should. No one has an answer for the miss fire.
So I'am kind of on my own to find the problem.

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