Fix It Again, Tony! (FIAT No-Crank w/Keith: Super Saturday Special) 

@@John-wz3iu Must be real nice!

"Multierror engine" sounds more fitting..

Why do they even bother with crap like that,just another pita seems to me

@@thebiggerman6975 because it’s a genius system that gives amazing amounts of valve control to the ECU. Huge performance and economy for a 1.4.

@@froggy0162 More stuff to break...I think that's what you meant to say ;)

@@adamtrombino106 Not really. An extra set of solenoids, but one less camshaft and no dephasers. Probably a lower part count than a standard modern 16 valve head.

How could you comprehend anything with them constantly talking over each other? Reminded me of those god awful garage repair shop shows on Velocity

@@sblagg527527 Sorry, I didn't see it that way. Yes, there were ideas and suggestions flying here and there - but it was totally understandable. I had no difficulty in following the "flow" of ideas and possible solutions. Doing the work they do requires a bit of "mental multitasking." Yes, they were continually introducing different test equipment - it worked well, IMHO. They were constantly asking each other: "Are we looking for a power or a ground" - should that bias voltage be that elevated," and on and on. Reminded me when I was working aircraft Avionics problems on large airplanes. Several techs with SEVERAL binders of wiring diagrams discussing this and that. Yes, it was "busy" then also. But this free flow of ideas is what allowed the problem to be solved. Thanks for your comments.

My thought about Keith too! My first impression of that roll over was, “oooh! That ain’t good!” And then Keith pipes in with the knowledge!

In Houston, we used to have Charles Chips, where they delivered to your house. HUGE metal cans of potato chips. My folks still have one of the cans at home. (It's from the 70's)

@@tbelding I still have our metal can from the '70's. I buy Charles Chips at Cracker Barrel in bags and dump them in the can. I have a co-worker that drove a Charles Chips truck back-in-the-day and had him taste them. He said they tasted the same. I think they are made in New Jersey now.

@@lvsqcsl I'll have to check a local Cracker Barrel and see if they sell them down here in the Houston area. Thanks for the info!

@@tbelding They have a website, you can order them online. I wouldn't recommend it, though because they get damaged. I got some once that was nothing but dust and crumbs.

Brian Mann doesn't get enough credit from the algorithm. Always have to search for his content.

STATEN Island, not "Stanton." 🙄

@@sblagg527 - Tripadvisor says it's Stanton :) They talk about the Stanton Island Ferry.

Hey how are you doing Eric! Nice to see you in the comments! Happy Thanksgiving bro :)

Way ahead of you... See "Staten Island Express" 🙂👍

@@PineHollowAutoDiagnostics :D ivan yeah i've seen them all but keith is not always there :D thankyooo for the awesome sorting of playlists tho kudos from Ethiopia

Keith never gets rusty 😉

Magneti Marelli used to supply ECM's to Ferrari for use in their F1 cars. Today I believe all ECMs are standardized in F1.