thebigkendo:


It should be able to jump start a car.. Yeah?

Some other charger models can actually do that. For example, DBPower, which is mentioned in the review https://toolsngoods.com/how-long-does-it-take-to-charge-a-car-battery-with-a-12-volt-charger/ can jump start as well as charge your car's battery. It also works both with gas and diesel engines. Though gadgets with such features are always pricey, but if you only need a charger then 6/12V charger like Schumacher SC will work for you.

Piyke:
2nd is a borescope/endoscope that works with Android devices

How much did you get that?

Mrford:


How much did you get that?

£20 on Amazon UK.

Piyke:

£20 on Amazon UK.

Can you send the link of this particular one?

Piyke:


I have already used this to restore a flat car battery for someone. Will be using it on my car battery too.

I did a video while I was doing this for the person. Just in case thou wantest to watch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opkrdIH4FeQ

Mrford:


Can you send the link of this particular one?

Here you go.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B07T6GV32V?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

Manual has some Chinese-English o But it works

Piyke:

Here you go. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B07T6GV32V?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
Manual has some Chinese-English o But it works

Thanks

Piyke:

Here you go. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B07T6GV32V?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
Manual has some Chinese-English o But it works

I meant for the borescope.

Mrford:



I meant for the borescope.

Here:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B07W7PD4FW?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

Fentanyl:

Correct guy,

looks like a leaf blower. Is it?

Good day all, just found this thread, I love DIY , I've practically been fixing stuffs on my car for a while now.

Please I need a battery powered brushless impact wrench, that can at least remove lug nuts, anyone that can help me with one here in Nigeria, toks preferably that is pocket friendly, the prices I'm seeing online (Amazon and eBay) plus shipping will send me back to the village, I'd really appreciate thanks.

Posted this in another thread but don't want to derail further. So moving here....

Piyke:


Unrelated, about to invest in my most expensive tool to date. My head is still struggling . Considering a bidirectional diagnostic tool...

Excited that the Eagle has landed!!! I shall do an unboxing video

So I got me the Autel Maxipro MP808TS. Loving it so far...

It's bye bye to my Foxwell NT600 that served me for 8years.
The NT600 has access to Engine, Transmission, Airbag and ABS.

Unbox done. Will do a review after some hands-on time...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMiGbdj3Tm0

Piyke:
So I got me the Autel Maxipro MP808TS. Loving it so far...

wow.....i also got this too a month ago.

I'm impressed a lot of people are into DIY. However, why don't we help ourselves and reach out to one another, combine tools and solve our car issues (for those within same geographical location). Who knows, partnership might result from that leading to a big foremost service workshop.

chukel:
I'm impressed a lot of people are into DIY. However, why don't we help ourselves and reach out to one another, combine tools and solve our car issues (for those within same geographical location). Who knows, partnership might result from that leading to a big foremost service workshop.

I'm all in.

Piyke:
Unbox done. Will do a review after some hands-on time...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMiGbdj3Tm0

Can't wait for the video review. Bought one generic scanner like that on Aliexpress last year, easily the best 70k I ever spent online.

Congrats

MOTIONTECH:
wow.....i also got this too a month ago.

Nice! Must say it's a well built tool. Did some active tests today checking solenoids and all.

chukel:
I'm impressed a lot of people are into DIY. However, why don't we help ourselves and reach out to one another, combine tools and solve our car issues (for those within same geographical location). Who knows, partnership might result from that leading to a big foremost service workshop.

Not bad!

Eddee:


Can't wait for the video review. Bought one generic scanner like that on Aliexpress last year, easily the best 70k I ever spent online.

Congrats

Thanks boss! Will certainly alert you once I do.

Piyke:


Not bad!

seriously. Different people can concentrate on tools specific to a particular system in the car. When we need our individual work to be done, we reason it out and pull tools together. Will make procuring tools even cheaper and more convenient. It's worth a try.

Piyke:


Not bad!

yea

Piyke:


Nice! Must say it's a well built tool. Did some active tests today checking solenoids and all.

still learning how to use it tho....it is solid.

Eddee:


Can't wait for the video review. Bought one generic scanner like that on Aliexpress last year, easily the best 70k I ever spent online.

Congrats

Oga Eddee
Did the review video. Walked through the capabilities of the Autel MaxiPRO. I have no regrets investing the huge sum in this tool. Really pleased


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fkb2KIWWw-4

Piyke:


Oga Eddee
Did the review video. Walked through the capabilities of the Autel MaxiPRO. I have no regrets investing the huge sum in this tool. Really pleased


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fkb2KIWWw-4

Great job, really loved the review, I've subscribed asap. The TPMS capabilities will interest me a lot, currently have an annoying TPMS problem in a Charger, Tacoma and a Corolla. Stock rims, proper air pressure. Tried a couple scanners and they can't pinpoint the exact wheel(s) that has the faulty sensor(s), and local man will rather drive with the lights on, than replace all sensors on a whim!

On a lighter note, Dear Chukel and Rationalmind - I can confirm Piyke's voice is soothing and there were no unnecessary backhand comments or inclusion of devious innuendos in his video. He somehow managed to cover everything his scanner can do in less than 25 mins. Although, I'd like to know how the owner of the Accord felt with so many problems for a car that isn't up to 4 years old.

Eddee:


Great job, really loved the review, I've subscribed asap. The TPMS capabilities will interest me a lot, currently have an annoying TPMS problem in a Charger, Tacoma and a Corolla. Stock rims, proper air pressure. Tried a couple scanners and they can't pinpoint the exact wheel(s) that has the faulty sensor(s), and local man will rather drive with the lights on, than replace all sensors on a whim!

On a lighter note, Dear Chukel and Rationalmind - I can confirm Piyke's voice is soothing and there were no unnecessary backhand comments or inclusion of devious innuendos in his video. He somehow managed to cover everything his scanner can do in less than 25 mins. Although, I'd like to know how the owner of the Accord felt with so many problems for a car that isn't up to 4 years old.

Ikenna351 must hear this

Eddee:


Great job, really loved the review, I've subscribed asap. The TPMS capabilities will interest me a lot, currently have an annoying TPMS problem in a Charger, Tacoma and a Corolla. Stock rims, proper air pressure. Tried a couple scanners and they can't pinpoint the exact wheel(s) that has the faulty sensor(s), and local man will rather drive with the lights on, than replace all sensors on a whim!

On a lighter note, Dear Chukel and Rationalmind - I can confirm Piyke's voice is soothing and there were no unnecessary backhand comments or inclusion of devious innuendos in his video. He somehow managed to cover everything his scanner can do in less than 25 mins. Although, I'd like to know how the owner of the Accord felt with so many problems for a car that isn't up to 4 years old.

Eddee:


Great job, really loved the review, I've subscribed asap. The TPMS capabilities will interest me a lot, currently have an annoying TPMS problem in a Charger, Tacoma and a Corolla. Stock rims, proper air pressure. Tried a couple scanners and they can't pinpoint the exact wheel(s) that has the faulty sensor(s), and local man will rather drive with the lights on, than replace all sensors on a whim!

On a lighter note, Dear Chukel and Rationalmind - I can confirm Piyke's voice is soothing and there were no unnecessary backhand comments or inclusion of devious innuendos in his video. He somehow managed to cover everything his scanner can do in less than 25 mins. Although, I'd like to know how the owner of the Accord felt with so many problems for a car that isn't up to 4 years old.

Oga Eddee I did not say you should expose my ignorance o . Still didn't cover a lot and I'm not sure about the soothing something .

Will certainly do the TPMS one. That Accord was an accidented car advertised for sale. If I recall, the dealer even pulled out the airbag light to scam person .
Thanks for subscribing!

thebigkendo:

Oga I beg thee to unload the shotgun. I am but a child