S01E08 - BELAJAR ALAT UKUR PEAK VOLTAGE ADAPTOR

Summary

This educational video guides viewers through the process of using a Pick Full Tag Adaptor (PVA) with a digital multimeter to measure peak voltage in a motorcycle's ignition system. The video covers how to check the condition of the PVA, how to measure the peak voltage of the Crankshaft Position (CKP) sensor, and how to measure the peak voltage of the primary ignition coil. Step-by-step instructions are provided with clear visuals and explanations, focusing on tools like the multimeter and safety precautions. The tutorial is aimed at helping motorcycle owners maintain and troubleshoot their ignition systems.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Pixel Tag Adaptor (PVA) is used to measure peak voltage in ignition systems of motorcycles.
• 😀 Before using the PVA, ensure it is functioning correctly by testing it with a multimeter on an AC and DC voltage setting.
• 😀 To check the PVA, compare the measured voltage to a reference voltage; if it is 1.4 times higher, the PVA is good to use.
• 😀 For checking the peak voltage of the Crankshaft Position (CKP) sensor, disconnect its connector and test the blue-yellow and white-yellow wires.
• 😀 Start the motorcycle with the transmission in neutral, and press 'Hold' on the multimeter once the reading appears on the display.
• 😀 If the multimeter reading is above 0.7 volts, the CKP sensor’s peak ignition voltage is within the required standards.
• 😀 To check the peak voltage of the primary ignition coil, remove the spark plug cap and connect the spark plug to the cylinder head.
• 😀 Attach the multimeter probes to the pink-blue and black-blue wires for the primary ignition coil voltage test.
• 😀 After starting the engine, press 'Hold' on the multimeter once the reading appears on the display.
• 😀 If the reading exceeds 100 volts, the primary ignition coil’s peak voltage is within the standard specifications.

Q & A

What is a pixel tag adaptor (PVA)?

A pixel tag adaptor (PVA) is a tool that is attached to a digital multimeter to measure peak voltage in ignition systems, such as the peak voltage of sensors or coils.

How do you use a pixel tag adaptor for measurements?

To use the PVA, first, connect the multimeter with the PVA and set the multimeter to the appropriate voltage setting. Then, follow a series of steps for checking the peak voltage of components like the CKP sensor and ignition coils.

What should you do before using the pixel tag adaptor?

Before using the PVA, ensure it is in good working condition. First, set the multimeter to AC voltage and test it against an electrical outlet, recording the reading to use as a reference voltage.

What is the process to check the condition of the PVA before use?

To check the condition of the PVA, set the multimeter to AC voltage and measure the voltage from a power outlet. Then, switch to DC voltage and take another reading. If the result is about 1.4 times higher than the reference voltage, the PVA is in good condition.

How do you measure the peak voltage of the CKP sensor?

To measure the peak voltage of the CKP sensor, first disconnect the CKP sensor connector. Then, connect the positive probe to the blue-yellow wire and the negative probe to the white-yellow wire. Start the engine and check the voltage on the multimeter display. If the voltage exceeds 0.7 volts, the peak voltage is within standard specifications.

What should you pay attention to when measuring with the PVA?

When measuring with the PVA, always ensure that you connect the probes correctly by matching the wire colors to their corresponding pins on the vehicle's wiring. It's crucial to measure in neutral gear with the engine running to get accurate results.

How do you check the peak voltage of the ignition coil?

To check the peak voltage of the ignition coil, remove the spark plug cover and attach a good spark plug to the cylinder head. Connect the positive probe of the PVA to the pink-blue wire and the negative probe to the black-blue wire. Start the engine and check the multimeter reading. If the voltage exceeds 100 volts, the peak voltage is within the standard range.

What is the importance of checking the PVA's condition before use?

Checking the PVA's condition ensures accurate and reliable measurements. If the PVA is not functioning properly, it could lead to incorrect readings, which can affect the diagnosis of the ignition system's performance.

Why is it necessary to ensure the vehicle is in neutral when measuring ignition system voltages?

The vehicle must be in neutral to prevent accidental movement of the motorcycle while performing voltage checks. This ensures safety during the measurement process.

How can you confirm that the peak voltage readings are within standard limits?

To confirm that the readings are within standard limits, compare the voltage measurements from the multimeter with the predefined standards, such as a peak voltage greater than 0.7 volts for the CKP sensor and over 100 volts for the primary ignition coil.