Posted by Duane WI on November 27, 2017 at 05:36:35 from (69.29.255.31):
In Reply to: Howwwwww Sweet it is posted by Texasmark1 on November 27, 2017 at 04:28:59:
Working on new cars and trucks is easier than you think. A $40 code reader and the internet will get you a long way to doing most repairs on common vehicles. You just have to be willing to learn and dive in. The big difference is the first thing you do when you have a problem is use the code reader if the check engine light is on and then go to the internet and search out the problem. The next thing you do is open the hood. If no check engine light then start with the internet search. You use technology to fix technology. I imagine that mechanics do the same thing unless they know for sure what the problem is. You don't have to keep up on every item in every car you just need to know how to use the computer as a tool and figure it out.
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