Everyone told me Pepboys would do an OBD2 scan for free so I decided to stop by my local store...
I asked them if they could do it and first thing I was told was to come tomorrow. I said, I only needed the code and asked if I still need to come tomorrow. They're like - yes ... and 2 dudes looking at me, one saying $89.99.
At first I thought he was joking and almost started laughing so I turn his way and see his face is dead serious. I was like
(speechless for a second) and then turned said thanks and left 
Funny bunch. I don't even wanna know how much they charging for oil change

I asked them if they could do it and first thing I was told was to come tomorrow. I said, I only needed the code and asked if I still need to come tomorrow. They're like - yes ... and 2 dudes looking at me, one saying $89.99.
At first I thought he was joking and almost started laughing so I turn his way and see his face is dead serious. I was like
(speechless for a second) and then turned said thanks and left 
Funny bunch. I don't even wanna know how much they charging for oil change

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http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=46030
ive been using this one, never done me wrong(just keep it in the glove box )the cheapest one ive ever seen-used to work for harbor freight
ive been using this one, never done me wrong(just keep it in the glove box )the cheapest one ive ever seen-used to work for harbor freight
Evolving Member
Sasha,
Screw the poopboys, go to autozone, though they may not know what the code means, they'll let you know what it says.
Screw the poopboys, go to autozone, though they may not know what the code means, they'll let you know what it says.
Pep Boys (at least the ones near me) are staffed by what I would barely classify as humans. Sorry if any of you are or know these people. Not sorry that I might hurt your feelings...just sorry your know/are one of them.
I drive an extra 15 minutes just to go to Autozone...which at least has humans behind and in front of the counter.
I drive an extra 15 minutes just to go to Autozone...which at least has humans behind and in front of the counter.
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Guy at AutoZone scanned my car for free, just so I could confirm it was the O2 sensor.
He warned me that my modifications might make the thing read "way off" but at least he did it.
FB
He warned me that my modifications might make the thing read "way off" but at least he did it.
FB
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Checker will actually lend out the OBDII tool in exchange for a credit card.
Pull the code yourself
Pull the code yourself
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ive been using this one, never done me wrong(just keep it in the glove box )the cheapest one ive ever seen-used to work for harbor freight
Originally Posted by jonduke
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=46030ive been using this one, never done me wrong(just keep it in the glove box )the cheapest one ive ever seen-used to work for harbor freight
Holy cow.. that site kicks butt.. I picked up a cheap light duty welder for my garage.. LOL
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Yeah, that website definitely made my bookmarks.Originally Posted by MalibuJack
Holy cow.. that site kicks butt.. I picked up a cheap light duty welder for my garage.. LOL
Check this out http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=46299
If I had a garage, I'd get one of those

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Pepboy employee's are a bunch of kids and newbs that's not use to getting their hands dirty. I found a autozone near me, and found them to be much more knowledgable and I see them helping others installs stuff outside for some old folks which was cool.

