Diagnosis and Measurement
Use diagnostic equipment to measure engine RPM and check ignition timing. Select a stroboscope that matches your engine: petrol or diesel. Verify the plug type and compatibility with your ignition system. Many units come with a hook or strap for easy mounting in your workshop.
Reflector strips | for BGS 2188
Spark-Tester | for Classic / Vintage Cars
Short Circuit & Cable Detector
OBD 2 (EOBD) Error Code Diagnostic Tool
Lambda Sensor Tester & Simulator
Digital Stroboscopic Gun | for Gasoline Engines
2 pack sizes
1-2
Ignition Timing Light | 12 V
OBD 2 (EOBD) Electrical System Suspense Keeper | 5 m
Automotive Relay-Tester | 12 V
Headlamp Adjustment Setter
Digital Tachometer
Choosing Diagnostic Equipment
Which type suits your work?
Diagnostic equipment includes stroboscopes, spark testers and lambda sensor tools. Choose a stroboscope for petrol engines or a specific diesel version. Always check the connector type and compatibility with the ignition system. A wrong choice leads to unreliable readings.
What to consider when ordering?
Measure engine speed and ignition with a tool that has the right range. Some devices only work with certain coils or ignition modules. Compare the specifications with the vehicle type. This prevents buying a tester that does not fit.
Why standards matter
Choose equipment that meets the relevant standards for diagnostic tools. This ensures safety and accuracy. A sturdy stroboscope has a robust housing and a hanging system. That keeps the tool within reach during adjustment.
These measuring instruments belong with Electrics, where you find all the tools for the electrical on-board system. If you connect a connector or pin while measuring, use Disassembly and Assembly Tools to release and refit everything without damage.