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any autonerds in Cedar Fall IA? (Read 114 times)
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any autonerds in Cedar Fall IA?
Jul 16th, 2015 at 7:35am
 
Looking for and autonerd  in the cedar fall area.
I am in Livingston MT and have been working on a 2015 wayne engineering curbtender (garbage truck) that has ongoing intermittent problem.  Talking with the factory they do not have a scope or captures but think it may be a good tool for them (after I explained what I could do with a pico scope but I needed to know more on how the system should send signals.

If anyone is in the cedar fall area with a scope let me know and the Jim at the factory may need some assistance from an autonerd.



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Re: any autonerds in Cedar Fall IA?
Reply #1 - Jul 17th, 2015 at 10:07am
 
Not from that area Josh but can you tell me what the problem is and what engine is in it?  Post some stuff and I will help you out the best I can. Smiley
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Re: any autonerds in Cedar Fall IA?
Reply #2 - Jul 18th, 2015 at 6:02am
 
loss of communication for a split second or maybe a minute on the wayne engineering curbtender arm control module.
my next step is to verify power to the module.

I ask the factory rep/head of teck about a scope capture and what we should have and he heard about scopes but has never had anyone hook one up to the system.  After a brief discussion he look on line and realized that a scope would be a very usefull tool.
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