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> Bosch D-jet tester, worth how much?
Jacco
post May 29 2004, 11:10 AM
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Hey guys,

I have a lead on a Bosch D jet tester.... I was just wondering what these things might be worth and If they can come in handy for home diagnose of the D jet system. see picture

hope you can help out

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post May 29 2004, 11:19 AM
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I've seen them sell on ebay for anywhere from $150-300. There's lots of info Brad Ander's page:

http://members.rennlist.com/pbanders/Testers.htm
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post May 29 2004, 11:34 AM
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I paid $100 for a Janbo tester. Most of these just test the wiring and sensors although the Janbo has a P brain test which runs the car without the ECU. That helps to test to see if the ECU is bad.
The only test that they don't do is for the MPS. That you do with a vacuum pump and either a Wavetek or a exhaust gas tester to set the A/F mix.
I think all these testers are good for are a Mechanic's shop because you can test a car in 10 minutes to see IF their are any problems quickly and where the problem might be but they aren't all that detailed in their tests. Kinda go-no go tests.
A trained Djet mechanic can just look and listen and do the same thing as Djet is so simple.


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post May 29 2004, 11:40 AM
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so if I understand correctly there's not a lot of added value over a good DMM and some patience compared to this specific type of tester.

thanks for the input

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post May 29 2004, 10:11 PM
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