Where to get information for a vehicle you plan on working on

Come along with me as I briefly explore 2 different websites that have all the information you need to help you be successful in your repairs!

Also, Leave me comments on which 1 you use, prefer, or if you like both of them! Enjoy!

Here are the links for the 2 websites.
ALLDATA DIY:

MITCHELL DIY:

[robertworkman]

This was very helpful. Knowledge of how each system works and how to take it apart is most of the battle. I did not know this information existed for the general public.

[arthura]

Hey man, first time visiting your content. Thanks for sharing this info to your audience. The only small feedback would be - for someone new it doesn’t really matter why you upload your videos later than usual, people are here for concentrated answers for their problems. Cheers

[tomcrotty]

Thx. Didn’t know ALLDATA had a diy site with single subscriptions. Video was very informative.

[mostlymoparih]

Good video. What you are doing is educating people so the more info you give the better. I do like shorter videos but if I'm learning something well learning takes time and if I can't watch your whole video and you had the answer to my problem and I didn't watch that part well then, my loss. I have noticed that free wiring diagrams are hard to find or not available. I miss the old Motors books but oh well digital books continue to grow. TFS
Happy Motoring.

[noprosgarage]

Hey Pete. I’m surprised you know what a millwright is! That’s pretty cool! We’re not very well known because we’re such a small trade compared to all of the others. I definitely understand where you’re coming from, especially if you don’t work on your vehicle all the time. You can always go the monthly route, which is half that cost, but it can be pricey. There is one other resource I found, but it is only wiring diagrams I believe, and, I haven’t used it or looked into it enough to advocate for it or condemn it…. And it is free, if you want to try it. It’s called “carmin std”, and it’s an app you can download. Let me know if you wind up looking into it, and find anything useful from it. I’d be curious to know! Thanks for watching, and if there’s anything I can help you with, or a video you’d like to see, let me know!

[partoems]

Yeah. Video on reading wiring diagram will be great.

[russellj.]

Thank you! This is as close to the expensive Toyota repair CD'S. Plus $10.00 off good deal for $55.00
Quite helpful. (I got the AllData)

[AUSsMLE]

Here in Australia we have a program called VACC MotorTech, it’s awesome and covers all our shops needs.

[The]

Can you tell me how many qts of trans fluid goes in a 2017 Acura Ilx. I Can even offer 5 bucks that I can send over.

-Thank you

[fredjones]

Great video, I’m in the process of swapping my 18 Passat GT 3.6 to 6 speed manual, I need to wire a clutch position switch from a 2015 Passat manual transmission and reverse light…. I’m going to subscribe to all data, I’m horrid at electronics but I’m gonna try I hope this will help…

[loubakker]

I have figured it out. Heat the place before your show. Switch it off during your show. Voilà. You're wellcome.

[Douglas-ictk]

Use the scope & high-end scan tool in videos. I'm a DIYER who part times in diagnostics for others as a hobby. I use scope & bilateral scan tools because you basically have to.

[sharthun]

Sorry man I watched until just over the 6 minute mark and stopped watching. You were taking too long to get to the point of the video.

[ronwade]

I Me My, you talk about yourself really a lot! Edit these way down, get to the point sooner and stay on subject.

[victorredo]

Please I need more knowledge about wiring diagram illustrating

[victoryfirst]

I have to tip my hat off to you Sir for working night shift. Have to just say, thank GOD there are people who can make this happen.
Thanks for letting us all know how to get information fella.

[jcasey]

Hi there...just found your channel and first vid. This was really helpful info that I had never seen before on YouTube. The recurring cost aspect had been a reason preventing buying these products in the past but now it's more practical for the DIYer. I'll check out the All Data DIY...Thanks....Like Pete, always liked supporting Millwright work activities.

[russellhltn]

I found that I can get Chilton on-line using my local state library card. So, I'd check the web page of your local library to see what they offer. You can't beat the price.

[rwrobs]

I also “was” from NJ (now retired and living in Southwest Florida) and was able to afford the higher end equipment being that I worked for the airlines for 20 years…I use a Snap On Scanner and 4 others…LOL !!…Pico 4425A with all the amp clamps and WPS500, First Look sensor and a nice diagnostic cart for everything else…I now just specialize in Corvettes diagnostics down here..I prefer Alldata over Mitchell.

[jroche]

I'm a new auto locksmith and need the location for any car to determine the IMMO BCM location. Any suggestions what software to use that is reasonably priced for ANY vehicle?