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The Coil-On-Plug (COP) ignition probe is the fastest way to check Coil-On-Plug ignition coils and spark plugs.

• Find misfires fast

• Displays scope patterns of the secondary, faster than scoping the primary

• Works on all automotive scopes capable of displaying ignition patterns

• Can also be used to investigate injectors and other inductive actuators

• Flexible design allows for easier access to hard-to-reach components

• No batteries required

Like distributors, spark plug wires are starting to disappear from cars. With the new Coil-On-Plug (COP) ignition systems the ignition coils are connected directly to the spark plugs — eliminating the need for the spark plug wires. With no high-voltage spark wires, and associated wiring looms, COP ignition systems reduce manufacturing and repair costs, and improving ignition performance and reliability.

The Coil-On-Plug probe works with most COP systems; it requires no special adaptors, no foil strips, and no batteries. The Pico COP probe eliminates the need for back-probing: to use the probe simply press the probe against the coil.
 

How Does it Work?

The coil–on–plug and signal probe works with most COP systems; it requires no special adaptors, no foil strips, and no batteries. The Pico coil-on-plug and signal probe eliminates the need for back-probing: to use the probe simply press the probe against the coil.

Along with testing COP systems, the coil-on-plug and signal probe can also be used to obtain many other signals, including a secondary ignition waveform on conventional ignition systems.

Designed to save you time, effort and money, the coil-on-plug and signal probe is the fastest way to test both conventional coil-on-plug secondary ignition systems.
 

Typical Uses

• COP units (including restricted access units) HT functionally check
• HT Leads and coil towers for HT functionality
• Injectors (Petrol/Diesel) solenoid type for an indication of operation
• Solenoids for operation check
• Oil control valves for operation check
• Throttle motors for activity check

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