Misfire quick tests (what is causing it?)

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[coughingsnake]

This was awesome.. I just bought a non running 1973 SAAB.. it now RUNS!! Huge thanks for your help 😀

[TheDisgruntledMechanic]

2004 plastic part? It was ready to break you were just the lucky contestant! Great info Paul! Thanks.

[abonourabonour]

You are more than a teacher, you are a gift from heaven. I believe that who taught me a letter. I owe him much.

[zdenektrnka]

I can not even say, how grateful I am for your channel. Thanks to you, I have been able to buy a lot of equipment and build my own oscilloscope (even battery powered ). I have repaired completely my BMW and repaired a lot of cars since then. Saved my family and friens a ton of money :) I am just doing this for fun, but thanks to you. Good job!!!! Cheers from Czech Republic!

[spelunkerd]

These working diagnostic problems are great. You present the problem in such a way that it allows me to pause the video and consider what I'd do next. I like to think I'd get the diagnosis, eventually. Consistently, you show a quicker method, and the way you discuss diagnostic options is gold.

[wyattoneable]

Quick and dirty works too! Thanks again Paul for posting.

[hatfez]

This is why it's so much fun working on cars. Mr. Murphy is always there! "whatever can go wrong, will!"
You were right. That should not have broken off. But this is what can happen with plastic parts!

[WheelsofSteelWelding]

I swear that’s a design flaw of that truck I had the exact same one go bad on the one I owned. I think that seal that runs under the hood leaks on them. The spark plug hole was filled with water in mine. Great vid your the best mechanic channel on you tube!👍

[xPrototypex]

Thank you for posting videos, Danner. Bless your heart.

[arthurfricchione]

Good video Paul and Caleb. Keep them coming. Even the simple ones have great info. The both of you have a great day. Old brittle plastic can ruin a good day ❤️

[greasee.monkey]

Easy peezy. I like quick and easy diags like this one. I'm still developing my diag skills, but learning this one early on. Thanks for teaching those who don't know. 👍👍

[az_farm]

you are a awesome. Technician diving in diagnosing figuring it out awesomely. Presenting the case study. Thank you again, scanner Danner be blessed.

[roadkill]

Simple, real world auto repair basics!

1) fix things for your friends and family!
2) make sure that your friends and family can help you. A plumber, a roofer, an IRS investigator!
3) DONT BREAK STUFF!!

Even if you can master these minor points, it won't guarantee your success at being a repair technician!! But, SCANNERDANNER will, if you listen!!!

[chrisruth]

I enjoy watching videos it improves my diagnostic skills as Tech.

[salmanabdulrahman]

Thanks for good knowledge Mr Danner your brother from sudan

[mikechiodetti]

Quick and easy, "git er done!"
The rest of the testing is great to show what "could be" needed.

[timwheeler]

Thanks for all you do. The best channel hands down for quick and detailed diagnostic work. I have learned so much from you in just the few months I've been following. Wish I had found this channel years ago. I will be subscribing to your premium channel asap. I have worked on autos and electronics for most of my life and I learn something from almost every video you have. I've told everyone except my competition about you. Haha

[joecallicott]

Haha love the vidz and joy you take in the work!
The way you are able to deduce the problem area, part, or wiring is genius! I will keep watching to find new tricks.

I am a DIY mechanic who started to learn the super simple basics at 3 from my dad. Since then I have built up a solid tool base, replaced 1 engine that siezed, 2 trans throwout bearings plus the fork, 1 bad trans, many bearings and lots of basic fixes/ routine maintenance jobs for friends.
Tools and basic knowledge have paid for themselves a 1000% over!

[OP-ikqb]

Paul your son is really lucky to have the chance to work together, I wish I could have the same chance with my dad, he is great thank GOD he just live in another country. GOD bless you guys

[davidostring]

Thank you for posting this video. Every time I watch your videos I learn something. Thanks again.