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How to Condemn a Control Module - Parts 1 and 2

 

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Davo:

Very informative , saved wasting labour time on dianogtics. Used the information 7 times aready and nailed it every time. No unreturnable, not required modules purchased saving $$$ on blaming the module as faulty where as there was a wiring or power / earth fault being the problem. Well worth it.
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Would be nice with Australian Content
Rod:

Great content. Well presented. Very enjoyable.
Mark:

Top job as usual Sean. I have a CAN issue I am dealing with tomorrow and will be applying your techniques as well as going through the checklist you provided. Thanks again!
Robert:

Always enjoy his training, can make my head hurt!
Paul :

Once again very informative training and well presented
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Awesome training from a world class trainer. Really enjoyed Sean's real world style of training and not from a book. Very worthwhile no matter what your experience level.

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How to Condemn a Control Module - Part 1

Have you ever been 90 percent sure that a control module is faulty, but still wonder if something else is causing the problem? In this course with Sean Tipping, dive into testing methods and thought processes that will assist with the remaining 10 percent so you can make a confident diagnosis.
Confidently determine when a vehicle control module is truly faulty, using structured testing methods and diagnostic reasoning rather than assumption.

  • Bridging the confidence gap: strategies to move from 90% suspicion to true diagnostic certainty.
  • Diagnostic thought processes: developing a logical, step-by-step workflow to systematically rule out alternative causes.
  • Verifying the fundamentals: ensuring power, ground, reference, and load paths are intact before suspecting internal failure.
  • Confirming network integrity: checking communication circuits and module interaction before making the final call.
  • Advanced testing methods: practical techniques to separate external circuit faults from genuine internal module failure.

How to Condemn a Control Module - Part 2

Have you ever been 90 percent sure that a control module is faulty, but still wonder if something else is causing the problem? In this course with Sean Tipping, dive into testing methods and thought processes that will assist with the remaining 10 percent so you can make a confident diagnosis.
Confidently determine when a vehicle control module is truly faulty, using structured testing methods and diagnostic reasoning rather than assumption.

  • Identifying the evidence threshold: what a technician should be able to prove before condemning a control module.
  • Preventing costly misdiagnosis: avoiding the expensive mistake of replacing a fully functional module.
  • Distinguishing symptom from cause: recognising when a module appears guilty but is only reacting to another fault.
  • Strengthening evidence-based decisions: using test results, logic, and consistency checks to support replacement decisions.
  • Making the confident final diagnosis: pulling the full diagnostic picture together so the condemnation decision is defensible.

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