PD60 Injector And Ignition Coil Simulator Diagnostic Tester

Pinpoint failing fuel injectors and ignition coils in seconds without guessing or swapping costly parts.

The PD60+ Injector and Ignition Coil Simulator Diagnostic Tester mimics the exact electrical signals these components send to your vehicle computer.

You will watch how the engine control module reacts while the built-in voltmeter and ammeter display live voltage and current levels.

Benefits & Practical Tips

• Rapid fault isolation: Test individual circuits directly without removing heavy mechanical parts from the engine bay.
• Built-in overcurrent shielding: The device automatically cuts power if it detects a short circuit, keeping your wiring and ECU safe during active checks.
• Power setup advice: Always connect an external 12 to 24-volt power source before starting any test sequence for stable readings.

Technical Specifications

• Model & Software: PD60+ simulator operates on hardware and software version V6.8.
• Voltage Compatibility: Simulates 12 to 24-volt electromagnetic diesel injectors and 12-volt gasoline units.
• Trigger Support: Handles both positive and negative trigger ignition coil tests reliably.

Usage Reminders

This specialized tool needs a separate 12 to 24-volt power supply to work correctly. It cannot replicate piezoelectric injectors or generate sensor signals. Standard diesel injector coils generally read between 0.3 and 0.52 ohms. Non-professional users should operate this device alongside an experienced automotive technician.

All electronic and mechanical equipment, devices and machines sold by InterCyprus to EU countries are CE certified and carry a two year warranty.

Your diagnostic workflow stays smooth and dependable, supported by intercyprus.com quality assurance practices established since 2002.

Package includes:

Each shipment arrives containing one PD60+ simulator tester unit packed securely for immediate garage deployment.

Mount it on your workbench tomorrow and verify fuel delivery patterns before committing to expensive new hardware replacements.