Diagnostic software

[A2Z 1]

Hi new to the forum and would just like to now what would be the best diagnostic software to purchase just starting out and would like something reliable and affordable had a look at the snap on stuff but seems to much of an investment at the minute and input would be appreciated 

thanks 

[metcars 395]

1 hour ago, A2Z said:

Hi new to the forum and would just like to now what would be the best diagnostic software to purchase just starting out and would like something reliable and affordable had a look at the snap on stuff but seems to much of an investment at the minute and input would be appreciated 

thanks 

I think you've answered your own question. Having a 'cheap' scanner to faff around with is one thing, but investing in 'decent' professional diagnostic equipment (and the expertise/training to use it) is another thing.  My advice, find a good 'man' and let him invest in buying the gear.

Just my opinion, others will follow.....?

[Row 71]

20 minutes ago, metcars said:

I think you've answered your own question. Having a 'cheap' scanner to faff around with is one thing, but investing in 'decent' professional diagnostic equipment (and the expertise/training to use it) is another thing.  My advice, find a good 'man' and let him invest in buying the gear.

Just my opinion, others will follow.....?

Ditto 

Edited November 14, 2019 by Row

[Casper 272]

As the other have said I use  a basic code reader for the basic and I use a garage that uses specialist diagnostics for the more detailed stuff 

[A2Z 1]

Thanks for the input  I know a decent sparky will just stick to him 

Edited November 16, 2019 by A2Z