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Why you need to run a scan on your vehicle before repairs – By Mu’izz
Car troubles are inevitable, Cars are machines, machines breaks down…today’s cars are more like computers on wheels. There is a computer that controls most car functions ranging from the ignition, spark and other engine components to the body system. When you encounter a drivability problem, like engine jerking, under-performance etc, it is always better to run an auto scan on the engine or any part you may suspect is the cause of the problem.
Advantages of the scan includes the fact that it would help you save money, your mechanic won’t have to do guess work as he can now pin point exactly where the problem is coming from, some faults are majorly computer electronic in nature and only a scan tool can fix it…. So Guys, running a scan should be the first step in fixing so many car problems.
Credit: Muizz – 08176939486.
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Tunde Thomas
September 2, 2016 at 21:30
This is a new discovery that will benefit Nigeria Car owners and save them from those unfaithful machanics. I will advice the Director of this company to come up with an idea of training many Nigeria Youths on how to do this Job so that they can be self employed and begin to earn their living independently. Also they should charge those that may be interested in the job moderately so that many can benefit from it.
AutoJosh
September 2, 2016 at 22:22
Thanks Mr Tunde Thomas. Your invaluable suggestion is highly appreciated.