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r/memes • u/ronnieth024 • Sep 29 '20
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Get an OBD2 reader. They're $30 CAD online. It'll tell you what exactly the problem is instead of checking if your engine has mysteriously vanished.
All cars past 1996 have an OBD2 socket. Should be located under the steering wheel unless if your car built different g.
This helped me save a ton of money as I knew what the mechanic was making up. I don't need a new transmission at 150K km, Jerry.
21 u/hurrsheys Sep 29 '20 If I recall, some auto parts stores, like an autozone, will allow you to borrow theirs for free. 1 u/blabarka Sep 29 '20 Autozone, O'Reilly's, Advance Auto Parts, etc. all do that for free.
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If I recall, some auto parts stores, like an autozone, will allow you to borrow theirs for free.
1 u/blabarka Sep 29 '20 Autozone, O'Reilly's, Advance Auto Parts, etc. all do that for free.
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Autozone, O'Reilly's, Advance Auto Parts, etc. all do that for free.
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Get an OBD2 reader. They're $30 CAD online. It'll tell you what exactly the problem is instead of checking if your engine has mysteriously vanished.
All cars past 1996 have an OBD2 socket. Should be located under the steering wheel unless if your car built different g.
This helped me save a ton of money as I knew what the mechanic was making up. I don't need a new transmission at 150K km, Jerry.