How To Find Accurate Car Repair Information

Scotty Kilmer, mechanic for the last 46 years, shows how you can access accurate incisive car repair information on the internet. It's all at your fingertips when you know where to go.

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Things I used in this video:
5. Common Sense

🛠Check out my Garage to see what I use every day and highly recommend:

❗️Check out the Scotty store:

👉Follow me on Instagram for the latest news, funnies, and exclusive info / pics:

[dyksyn]

Hey Scotty, i can't thank you enough for everything i have learnt through you... you have been a coach and a mentor to me.

[lloyd]

Man you ROCK thanks for the great info and being so honest and open! Live the channel and advice.

[KBNLL]

I went to the library and they had my cars repair manual. So I checked it out then made copies on my flatbead scanner of the important sections so I don't have to keep checking it out.

[afhostie]

Just what I've been looking for, thanks Scotty Kilmer

[kelvinharrison]

That was a good one..."The Wizard of Oz", lol. We used All Data in automotive school, and I believe it is the best. Also, love your videos. Take care and God bless.

[hanibadji]

Most informative and useful content, I'm glad to find the video, thank you for sharing the video

[OmarCarreto]

Scotty great video as always and I still believe in you wizard of cars.

[Kramer]

At my automotive school we called all data "some data" because it doesn't always tell you everything but it is very helpful and a lot better than Mitchell.

[NRecob]

As always, thanks for the great video Scotty. All Data here I come....

[TheOlavarria]

Great information! finally you hit the nail over the head. Crazy SOG....lol

[AwakeDude]

i think the best country song is going down the HI way....

You picked a fine time to leave me loose wheel  !

[squidboy]

I've used alldata before on my old Chevy.  It was a reasonable price and the diagrams were good -- you could zoom in really close.  I thought it was well worth the sub. price.

[toddkam]

Good stuff Scotty, you are the wizzard of oz

[hondahornet]

Gday mate!
Your awesome!
From straya

[alexvega]

What a great piece of information you gave me, Scotty. Would you be able to suggest any software that could be used to assist?

[mymkii]

I always wondered how shops knew how to repair every make and model that rolled up to their door. For me I join an internet forum for each model I own plus buy a repair manual and it helps myself out tremendously. But Alldata does look extremely helpful.

[Travos]

We used that at the shop I worked at. Wish I could afford it for all cars, since it is a great tool. Maybe when I get a garage built, I can get enough work to pay for it. Even if that's all the work paid for, it would be well worth it since I do all my own work and finding things online is not always easy otherwise.

[mrinsanitii]

HAHAHA. You sir are one funny fella who knows everything! Thanks Scotty!

[neil]

Mr. Kilmer, Any ideas on how to access Mercedes Wis, Das, or Das 2? Thanks