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To: RonF
I think we had this arguement before. Having SKILL allows the mechanic to diagnose the problem. The program is a crutch, good sometimes but your best mechanics almost never need it. Not saying it shouldn't be there, but it's available from the manufacturers at not much cost. Any mechanic that can't afford the program (or the book, some of them just give you a book) there's probably a good reason for it. Any mechanic that HAS to have it, and can't afford is definitely one you should avoid.
7 posted on 08/01/2002 9:03:56 AM PDT by discostu
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To: discostu
The codes are helpful, for a shade-tree type such as myself. I try to do my own work where I can, and the codes for my car have been invaluable. Then again, I'm an amateur, not a professional, so I do NEED the crutch!
8 posted on 08/01/2002 9:10:45 AM PDT by Frank_Discussion
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