Scotty Kilmer, mechanic for the last 46 years, shows how you can access accurate incisive car repair information on the internet. It’s all at your fingertips when you know where to go.
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I've used alldata before on my old Chevy. It was a reasonable price and the diagrams were good — you could zoom in really close. I thought it was well worth the sub. price.
One more question scotty…. You change engine oil, tranny oil, gear box oil, diff oil…. Do you change power steering oil? If yes, how?, if no why?
This guy is dynamite!!! many thanks
cool site, thx. will check it out. surprised they didn't give you a discount code to give your viewers like most companies do when getting a shoutout on youtube
Scotty,
Need help with a 2009 Chrysler T&C with 83,000 miles. After long drives the car would not start after shopping for 2 hours or staying overnight at a hotel. After towing the car back (flat bed) the car would start and drive off the truck. Local mech. replaced starter, TIPM and reprogrammed the keys with help from local dealer. Also the engine will cut off while driving and this has happened at speeds ranging from 5 to 45 mph but more frequently around curves or as slowing for a red light. What could it be?
Poor Lucy! Never given enough credit!
At my automotive school we called all data "some data" because it doesn't always tell you everything but it is very helpful and a lot better than Mitchell.
Scotty,with all of the hybrids and electric cars coming, you may have to change your saying from start your engines, to "Turn on your switches".
Good stuff Scotty ,you are the wizzard of oz
Heya Scotty, how can i determine if a wire is ground or voltage? I have a diagram which shows green wire from control unit pin going to another control unit. There's no official + or ground symbols. just the wire color and pin numbers.