Brandon Steckler Applying Advanced Drivability Diagnosis

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Published 2020-07-30

In this Motor Age Training webinar, trainer and Technical Editor Brandon Steckler will explain the theory behind the use of pressure transducers and delta sensors to diagnose engine problems with minimal disassembly, saving shops time and customers money. He’ll put that theory into action, showing the practical side of these testing methods, acquiring captures from a test vehicle and analyzing the captured data.

All Comments (21)

@covid-192 1 month ago

Anyone else fall asleep watching YouTube just to wake up to this?
@thedocterpepperguy2289 1 year ago

Bruh I woke up at 3am drenched in sweat while this was playing at full volume
@edlopz1722 3 years ago

One of the best when it comes to using lab scope, very knowledgeable diagnostician. Thanks Brandon for taking the time to do this outstanding video. Your name should be“ Dr. Brandon” 😀.
@stuzman52 2 years ago

Hi Brandon! You do a really great job in explaining step-by-step how to capture and analyze waveforms using various pressure transducers. Keep up the good work!
@mike-yp1uk 1 year ago

This level of understanding makes scope work exciting. I built a delta sensor with a 50 mm guitar piezo with a volume knob and sealed it with rtv to capture pressure in a pvc pipe clean out cap and it works awesome the volume knob allow me to make it big or little on the scope screen. It has no unwanted noise in its capture and it looks just like i will be incorporating it into my tool box. Thanks to these videos it makes perfect sense.
@scotttrent4589 4 years ago

Brandon is one the the best at explaining these procedures . Great job and thanx for your time .
@PaulysAuto 3 years ago

I still appreciate this training...have to rewatch to help burn it into memory. Thanks Brandon.
@shaunsautorepairs5410 4 years ago

This is what i call online learning....Saturday evening just watched it all, some bits several times. An awesome class . For taking the time the time to put this together will be appreciate by techs everywhere. Many thanks
@1fnjoreinhofer940 3 years ago

This is a great video and well worth bookmarking to watch over a couple evenings
@codysautodiagnosticsprogra8706 4 years ago

Great work Brandon! Nice to have this video to reference in the future. Thanks for all you do for this industry
@billyyoder8171 4 years ago

Thank you Brandon. Good job. Have a blessed and safe week to you and your family.
@cobbysparks9891 8 months ago

Humble and Intelligent. Beat that! On another note, this class went really fast. I guess time flies when you are having fun. Great teaching techniques Brandon. I will be getting your book soon. Thanks for your time. God Bless!
@SimplyDiagnostics 4 years ago

Just finished watching for the 2nd time, picked up even more. This should go down in the annals of history as The Definitive Introduction to Pressure Pulse & In-cylinder analysis. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@juergenscholl2843 3 years ago

Thank you Brandon for your time and dedication. You do a great service to the automotive community.
@SimplyDiagnostics 4 years ago

This is absolute top tier information, thank you so much for sharing this. Thank you also to Brandon and Cuba for flying the Simply Diagnostics flag ❤️ #StrongerTogether
@eacherenkeka 2 years ago

What a great video Brandon! I can't believe this is free! There is a lot of good information here and is now time to practice everything I've seen here. Thank you very much Brandon!
@razobaghd1696 2 years ago

Your diligence and commitment are immeasurable! God bless you Brandon.
@loproautorepairco.363 3 years ago

Thank you Brandon for all that you do for our industry. I attended your webinar series hosted by CTI. I picked up on more valuable information after watching this video. Stay safe and take care.
@tillwv11 4 years ago

Great video, The most informative video on in cylinder testing. I got to watch this video more than once. Just to make sure I didn't miss anything.
@hansvanrengs2642 4 years ago

Thanks Brandon, Very good training, nicely explained, enough repetition and at a good to follow speed. With regards Hans van Rengs