'11 Buick Enclave: Won't Stay Running - No Codes - 3rd Shop To Look At It

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  @steveharleyfan · 3 years ago

  This level of diagnostics is pure gold. This is one of many reasons why I follow Eric. Also the extremes of technical wizardry, from a PC running a Pico oscilloscope / logic analyzer, to the endoscope, to the water bottle on a screwdriver as a megaphone. <br>Pure gold.

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• AC

  @Acrowat40 · 3 years ago

  Eric is the guy NASA calls when they cant work something out.

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• BR

  @brustar5152 · 3 years ago

  I love these diagnostic docudramas! &nbsp;As a 77 year old retiree from an engineering background who has built many engines back in the day where a dwell-tach was the most sophisticated electronic tool I ever used, these vids serve to keep me on the edge of my seat learning and replenishing lost cognitive reasoning ability. &nbsp;We seniors need Eric&apos;s expertise shown so illustratively to keep what&apos;s left of our functioning brain cells motivated. &nbsp;God bless a man willing to share his knowledge so expansively without any agenda other than to educate. &nbsp;Many thanks Eric O!

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• DA

  @daledollins2839 · 2 years ago

  Way to go, pro. Your understanding of mechanics is second to none! Your ability to explain problems to us is incredible too. I wish I lived in your area.

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• TH

  @TheCubicnz · 3 years ago

  For me, diagnostic videos where one or more other shops have failed to find the problem are the most interesting. &nbsp;It’s solving a puzzle. &nbsp;Routine parts replacement videos are the ones I skip!

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• JI

  @jimburgess9205 · 3 years ago

  In my opinion, this is one of the best videos you’ve ever done. Your diagnostic skills are second to none. Awesome job.

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• RO

  @robfl07 · 3 years ago

  Another perfect example of why this channel should be required watching for all car tech students. &nbsp;We need more people like you! &nbsp;You really should be a tech college instructor (or guest presenter). &nbsp;This car would be an excellent use case for a Pico Scope Lab.

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• PA

  @patrickskanes9719 · 2 years ago

  Your episodes are of Great Value to anyone who is/was in the trade. We have all run into that problem vehicle that has us banging our head against the wall. The art of diagnosing and explaining the steps is a Great asset to you and your shop.

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• RI

  @richardsauer599 · 3 years ago

  Good job my man! Great diagnosis and camera work. Really appreciate you bringing us in on this one.

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• FR

  @frankvucolo6249 · 3 years ago

  Boring? No. That was brilliant! Love that we saw the issue digitally and then physically. This one was, obviously, way over the head of those first two shops. Great video

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• WO

  @woodturnermark8529 · 3 years ago

  Eric, I&apos;ve been in the heavy equipment/truck repair business for 45 + years and have worked with or managed dozens of various skill level mechanics and have never seen any with you patience and troubleshooting skills , your ability to logically build a case without pre determination of a cause and to gather evidence without destroying it, is what puts you where you are, yes the tools at your disposal helps but at the end of the day it is your brain power that gets the job done.<br>Well done !

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• ER

  @erikandersen2477 · 2 years ago

  This kind of detective work is just really exciting to watch 👍

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