Fix your car for under $150 - Automotive Education

Recently, my Snap-On Verus scan tool and other tools were damaged. While I'm in the process of replacing them, I saw the opportunity to show you how you can diagnose and repair your vehicle with low-cost alternatives to the higher end scan tools you see many mechanics using.
Please enjoy the video and be ready for the follow up videos where we will start to learn how to use these tools to diagnose a number of different issues with vehicles.
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[@richiepunx]

Looking forward to following this series.

[@tysonstightlines3082]

I’m excited to learn how to use these.

[@jgeorges3061]

excellent presentation and explanation waiting for the next one thanks for sharing cheeeeers.

[@lordrichard8184]

I have an Autel code reader works great paid about $80 for it.
You should make a bigger deal about getting one that can read “live data”. Mine can and it saved me a few hundred because I knew which o2 sensor was bad and didn’t have to replace a catalytic converter. It was throwing a 420 code? Coming up as bad catalytic converter.