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http://www.diagnostic-world.com/pages/Launch_2013_Diagnostic_Code_Reader this is a link where you can get the tool to check and reset your abs codes.
http://www.diagnostic-world.com/pages/Launch_2013_Diagnostic_Code_Reader this is a link where you can get the tool to check and reset your abs codes.
From all you have said it sounds like your trouble is in the Abs pump or Canister. With out actually having the car here it is hard to say but this would be my best guess.
From all you have said it sounds like your trouble is in the Abs pump or Canister. With out actually having the car here it is hard to say but this would be my best guess.
are you getting any check lights or codes? how long did the car sit before you purchased it? There is definitely a moisture issue.
are you getting any check lights or codes? how long did the car sit before you purchased it? There is definitely a moisture issue.
I bought the exact same scanner you were testing and I have to say it is not “plug and play” friendly. But I must say that your honesty on the video review about the troubles you had with it made me smile. That’s why I have the techs that work for me watch your reviews . Because you honest. That is totally refreshing to see in this day and age. So Thank you for the honesty and the videos. Thanks again from myself and all of us here at The Busted Bolts Garage
I bought the exact same scanner you were testing and I have to say it is not “plug and play” friendly. But I must say that your honesty on the video review about the troubles you had with it made me smile. That’s why I have the techs that work for me watch your reviews . Because you honest. That is totally refreshing to see in this day and age. So Thank you for the honesty and the videos. Thanks again from myself and all of us here at The Busted Bolts Garage
I don’t know about other peoples experiences with harbor freight impacts but I have one and it works fine for light duty stuff . Lug nuts and such. I guess it just depends on what your using it for.
I don’t know about other peoples experiences with harbor freight impacts but I have one and it works fine for light duty stuff . Lug nuts and such. I guess it just depends on what your using it for.
Joni, Listen your going to have negative people in every profession. This can be a very rewarding and challenging career. If you don’t mind let me pass on a couple things I have learned. First don’t let others get you down try to stay positive. Your mood will effect the type work you do. By that I mean if your in a bad mood your more likely to mess up a repair. So stay happy. 2nd save as much money as you can so you can retire one day. When you buy tool and equipment shop around …. Do your research and find the best deal you can. Don’t fall prey to the tool truck hype. If people you work with give you crap about your tools just remember your plan and save save save…. Now I am not saying you can never buy from Snap on Or Matco Or Mac … I am saying be smart about what you buy and how much it cost. you are going to have good days and bad days just don’t let the bad ones get you down. Belive in yourself and your training and you will be fine.
Joni, Listen your going to have negative people in every profession. This can be a very rewarding and challenging career. If you don’t mind let me pass on a couple things I have learned. First don’t let others get you down try to stay positive. Your mood will effect the type work you do. By that I mean if your in a bad mood your more likely to mess up a repair. So stay happy. 2nd save as much money as you can so you can retire one day. When you buy tool and equipment shop around …. Do your research and find the best deal you can. Don’t fall prey to the tool truck hype. If people you work with give you crap about your tools just remember your plan and save save save…. Now I am not saying you can never buy from Snap on Or Matco Or Mac … I am saying be smart about what you buy and how much it cost. you are going to have good days and bad days just don’t let the bad ones get you down. Belive in yourself and your training and you will be fine.