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Old 11-08-2015, 04:59 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Zeetah View Post
... are you telling me to buy an obd/can scanner? or take it to a mechanic? im a newb, sorry.
i know what obd and dtc stand for but whats "can"
I'd go ahead and buy a scanner but you can borrow or rent them at most auto parts stores.

Since most of the car's functions are computerized and use the CAN bus, a scanner is a very valuable tool for troubleshooting modern cars. You can find them at most auto parts stores for less than $50 to several hundreds, depending on how fancy they are. A $40-60 one will work quite well for most shadetree mechanics.

CAN.

Edit: Before you clear any DTCs, write 'em down.
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