Testing device for structural parts and functions of motor vehic

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324384, F02P 1700, G01R 1342

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ABSTRACT:
A testing device is disclosed for testing structural parts and functions of motor vehicles according to a test program having successive program stages. The testing device comprises a program switch for establishing circuit connections associated with the stages of the test program and for controlling a first indicator device for reproduction of the corresponding measurements. The program switch of the device further controls a second indicator device for reproduction of stored, rated measurements associated with the program stages so that a direct comparison of the rated and actual measurements can be quickly made.

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Kaminski, R. K., "Computer Diagnosis of the VW", Instrumentation Technology, Sep. 1972, pp. 60-62.

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