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6 years 5 months ago #14820 by Dylan
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You're using a Load Pro Noah??!!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

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6 years 5 months ago #14909 by Tutti57
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It's just an alternative option to doing v drop tests. I really do not like Dan. Every single one of his videos begins with a rant about nobody thought the tool would work. He's meantioned Paul's name numerous times. I commented on one of his videos right after he posted it recommending that he just stick to demoing the tool instead of the negative complaints and he fired back some thing about how he poured everything he had into this tool and blah blah. Let it sell itself without slamming others on the industry. Bad business practices. I honestly bought the tool to get the book that came with it, which is a great book. He comes across as a pretty sexist guy in the book, but anyway, Paul's book is better!




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6 years 5 months ago #14952 by Noah
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Dylan wrote: You're using a Load Pro Noah??!!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

It's not my go to tool, but it has it's place.

"Ground cannot be checked with a 10mm socket"

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6 years 5 months ago #14967 by Dylan
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Noah wrote:

Dylan wrote: You're using a Load Pro Noah??!!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

It's not my go to tool, but it has it's place.


Fair enough ;)

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6 years 5 months ago #14980 by Ro-longo
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Noah wrote:

Dylan wrote: You're using a Load Pro Noah??!!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

It's not my go to tool, but it has it's place.


Would that place be behind the rear tire :silly: LOL sorry couldn't resist!! :woohoo:

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6 years 5 months ago #15008 by Tyler
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Ro-longo wrote: Would that place be behind the rear tire :silly: LOL sorry couldn't resist!! :woohoo:


Ouch! :lol:

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6 years 5 months ago - 6 years 5 months ago #15022 by Noah
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lol, there could be tricky power feed behind the rear tire I guess.

I'm thinking 2000's Volvos and Mercedes where the PCM is installed like a cartridge and the connector is on the bottom. Pull out the pcm, game over. No chance of a loaded circuit computer power test without disassembling way too much plastic garbage.
Sure, I could use a headlight bulb, and sometimes I do, or I can fly right down the connector pins with the Load Pro on my old school Vantage.
Same thing with some of those weird VAG relays.

I am NOT sticking up for Dan Sullivan. I know Dan's first name could be spelled with a capital C you next Tuesday, and the tool catches a lot of crap from the diagnostic YouTube community. I could do a fine job without it, sure. But it works for me. What am I supposed to do, let a $50 dollar bill collect dust in my tool box because Eric O. and Ivan might pick on me if they saw me using it?
I'm my own man, if i want to wear a hotdog suit while driving the loader around the junkyard, I'm doing it! (Pictures to prove it too ;) )
If I think there's value in a diagnostic tool, I'm using it. And not just to check spark and clean the crud out of my ears, lol ;)

"Ground cannot be checked with a 10mm socket"
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