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RE: Twingo C06, BJ:98, OBD auslesen - Broadcasttechniker - 02.03.2020 With the D4F an D7F open circuit is -40 degrees. Short circiuit should be something above 120 degrees or so, I didn't test this. All the old CLIPs that you can buy are clones. I don't know whether there are good ones. Usually, if they work, they work fine. RE: Twingo C06, BJ:98, OBD auslesen - ronenfe - 02.03.2020 I don't think so. The less resistance the higher the temperature. I checked the manual. RE: Twingo C06, BJ:98, OBD auslesen - ronenfe - 06.03.2020 (02.03.2020, 01:20)Broadcasttechniker schrieb: This one should work. I made a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12NAm7e6TtA I think I'm going to sell it on ebay and buy a better clone. RE: Twingo C06, BJ:98, OBD auslesen - Broadcasttechniker - 06.03.2020 So it works, that's o.K. What more do you expect? Whatever it is, you won't get it. There is no better version. You should install a screen recoder. With this you hands are free and there is no shaking. To connect, the ignition has to be on and stay on exept für 2 seconds if you want to stop the motor. RE: Twingo C06, BJ:98, OBD auslesen - ronenfe - 25.03.2020 (02.03.2020, 10:03)ronenfe schrieb: I don't think so. The less resistance the higher the temperature. I checked the manual. It was indeed a bad engine coolant temperature, after replacing it with new, car starts great. |