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Originally Posted by YourWakeUpCall
Technology gets less expensive over time. I paid more for a 19" CRT TV in 1980 than a 55" OLED TV costs today. Why would anyone expect code scanners to be any different? A $20 code scanner isn't a big deal. In fact, it was entirely predictable.
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It's true $20 OBD2 scanners are entirely predictable. But for the millions of new users / owners, it's really about the A-HA
moment of finding out such a tool exists.
It gets even better USB Bore-scope Inspection Tube Camera with a 3 foot length are also available for
$10.00 at Walmart.
Talk about an up close inspection on brake pads, or water pump weep hole, cylinder carbon, HVAC duct and blower
inspection, belts, etc.
Again very predictable stuff, but well worth mentioning.
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