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    VIDEO: Tech Tip: Redline Detection P0101 troubleshooting using the PowerSmoke Diagnostic Leak Locator

    Oct. 5, 2020
    In this video, Scott Brown, ASE Master Certified L1 Technician, provides troubleshooting tech-tips utilizing Redline Detection's PowerSmoke Diagnostic Leak Locator.
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    In this video, Scott Brown, ASE Master Certified L1 Technician, provides troubleshooting tech tips utilizing Redline Detection's PowerSmoke Diagnostic Leak Locator for dealing with DTC P0101 on a 2013 GM application equipped with the 1.4L turbocharged LUV engine.

    About the Author

    Scott Brown | Founder - Diagnostic Network

    Scott Brown is an ASE Master Certified L1 Technician and has over 37 years of professional service industry experience. He is an independent shop owner in Southern California and is engaged at various levels within the industry. He has a deep understanding of the challenges technicians experience at the service level and is continuously striving to move the industry forward through education and networking. Brown founded Diagnostic Network after 22 years of service at iATN, where he retired as company president in 2018.

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