A range of automotive connector breakout leads using connectors that may be found on numerous brand vehicles.  The connector in use in a vehicle is normally constrained to that of the sensor or actuator brand that is fitted.  The same sensor may be fitted to a large number of different brand vehicles.

Using breakout leads enable rapid measurement of voltage and current whilst conducting automotive diagnostics using an automotive oscilloscope or multimeter.

You may find our guide Back Probing Versus Breakout Lead a useful read. 

A range of breakout leads designed for use with EV and PHEVs.

Don't forget to use electrical safety equipment when appropriate.

A range of automotive connector breakout leads using common connectors found in Heavy Goods Vehicles, Plant and Agricultural vehicles.

Using these breakout leads makes your diagnostics using an automotive oscilloscope or lab scope such as Picoscope, TiePie, Snap-On, ATS, MicSig etc so much easier without the worry of damaging a terminal with probe pins.

You may find our guide Back Probing Versus Breakout Lead a useful read.

A range of test leads using injector connectors for the purpose of conducting insulation testing of injectors.  Insulation testing is a good way to identify faulty injectors within vehicle engines.

Simply unplug the connector on the vehicle injector and plug in the corresponding insulation test lead.  This gives a guaranteed solid connection with the injector to be able to use an insulation tester such as the Fluke 1507 Insulation Tester.

A range of automotive connector breakout leads that have been designed for specific vehicle brands with their common injector/ sensor connectors.

Using these breakout leads makes your diagnostics using an automotive oscilloscope or lab scope such as Picoscope, TiePie, Snap-On, ATS, MicSig etc so much easier without the worry of damaging a terminal with probe pins.

You may find our article on Back Probes Versus Breakout leads of interest.

A range of automotive Connector Breakout Leads that are placed in general or brand specific sets.  

The advantages of purchasing a set is that you know that you will have the right breakout lead to hand whenever you may need it.  It is also cheaper to purchase leads in a set rather than individually.

Using these breakout leads makes your diagnostics using an automotive oscilloscope or lab scope such as Picoscope, TiePie, Snap-On, ATS, MicSig etc so much easier without the worry of damaging a terminal with probe pins.

You may also find our article on Back Probing Vs Breakout Leads of interest.

The quality of your test leads can have a great impact on the accuracy of your test or diagnostic results.  Poor quality ot damaged leads can result in inaccurate and false results delaying or impeding your diagnostics and repair time. 

Discover our range of automotive oscilloscope and multimeter leads designed as replacement leads for scopes and meters from PicoScope, Hantek, Uni-T, TiePie, CarScope, Autel MaxiScope, Sealey, Bosch, Snap-On, Fluke, Amprobe, Kewtech, Keysight, Megger and Metral and be confident that the leads will be accurate and provide great service for years to come, even in the harshest of environments. 

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Don't risk damaging or loosening a connector terminal by using back probes or test probe tips. This will only result in creating electrical problems in the future with intermittent contact or excessive resistance.  Instead use these breakout leads with the correct terminal size.

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