TID testing

Started by mantahatch, 29 December 2008, 18:18:24

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mantahatch

29 December 2008, 18:18:24 Last Edit: 29 December 2008, 18:25:24 by mantahatch
About 12-18 months ago I removed a fully working TID thing, part number is 90 379 233 also has number 220 4107-01. And is a single yellow plug type from a GLS 2.0 so a pretty basic one.

Is there anyway I can test it prior to offering it for sale ?

Thanks

Mike


Sorry TB, have amended it.

TheBoy

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29 December 2008, 18:23:00
Thats a TID, not a MID.

Tech2 to fully test display...
Grumpy old man

Ian_D

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31 December 2008, 00:51:56
If you get the connector and a few inches of wire from a scrap car, you can test the unit powers up and works ok by hooking it up to a 12v supply. If the screen displays correctly then it should be ok.
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TheBoy

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31 December 2008, 13:59:35
QuoteIf you get the connector and a few inches of wire from a scrap car, you can test the unit powers up and works ok by hooking it up to a 12v supply. If the screen displays correctly then it should be ok.
Need it to connect to a radio so you stand half a chance of looking for missing pixels...
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