For this month’s tech resource, Martin from British Columbia reminds us that EVs can present difficult diagnostic challenges just as much as ICE vehicles. In his post on diag.net, he recounts how his students allowed themselves to be taken down the wrong diagnostic path by a measurement error. As he states, “Sometimes, we just need to step back and take another look, when things don’t appear to be or feel quite right,” noting that if a specific measurement seems odd, it is best to double or triple check it to be sure you are getting a consistent result. Read the entire case study to learn how his team got back on track and learned a valuable lesson.
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