Relative Compression Testing(Any Scope)

In this video we go through the process of showing how to use an amp clamp, bore scope and a oscilloscope to quickly identify which cylinder has a sever piston slap or knock. this way if the customer wants to know which is the most likely cylinder, you can confidently say which one it is.

***Please note I only performed this test due to the loud knock that was present*****

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[tombeam]

So, if you grab Hscope and your 1008c, and the licenses. You can use the automotive features to label and get compared percentages per cylinder.

I haven't thought of a whole video for it, or have the time currently. But maybe January? Lol

[chrisingram]

It's fun the way technology is taking us, I'm sure you did not learn any of this in school. I'm guessing it would have been compression gauge on all the cylinders.

[snoopy]

Mine are same sound like this but different kind of car brand lastly find out problem is flywheel crack😅