Wow, that's a really cool setup .

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Thank you and thanks for watching

the shop i am at now does not by any diagnostic tools at all. I buy them all myself I've done a lot of building up this year looking to putting together a cart very soon. keep up the content

@Enrightauto

5 ай бұрын

Sucks the shop doesn’t buy any of the tools or equipment. I’d be finding a new one 😏 and thanks my friend thanks for watching

Nice setup. Like your transparency comment. I feel the same, prefer to ask for help instead of firing off the parts cannon.

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! Hate it when people do that. Appreciate the support and you watching my friend 💪💪

I have my own scan tool because I like tools and I wanted my own. I’m not the best at diag still learning but I really am considering building my own smaller diag cart with all the rest leads and other things I use only for diag. That being said I LOVE that cart you got there. Super jealous 😂

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Heck yea!! Keep grinding my friend everyone starts somewhere just invest the time in learning. Which sounds like you already are and you will get good. Also it’s taken me a long time to get to this point. The harbor freight carts are great diag carts as well

Awesome Video

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate the kind words and you watching and supporting💪💪

That’s a cool setup

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend

I have my own scan tool a modis. I'm looking to set up a cart like yours. Thanks for your help and your time! I'm interested in upgrading my scan tool as they will be phasing out updates for it.

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Yea it’s a bummer that they do that. But like any other piece of technology it eventually gets slow and phases out. Thanks for watching the video!

you should watch Bernie Thompson over at a t s, he will blow your mind. with his diag.

@Enrightauto

5 ай бұрын

Yup I know old Bernie. Good video’s. Just lengthy.

@dennisgundlach87

5 ай бұрын

I watch Eric O. sma, also and Keith Perkins at L1 @@Enrightauto

You need to have a diag Cart now a days that's a nice set up.

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Agreed! And thank you and thank you for watching and supporting

i work as a heavy duty diesel mechanic and as the Hino and Isuzu Tech i have a MD-2 adapter for Isuzu and a Nexiq USB-Link 2 for Hino, and Kenworth that work supplies along with a Laptop with all the software on it. Im really thinking about making a Diag Cart for work using a US General 5 drawer Cart

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Nice!! Thanks for watching as well!!

For me I'm just a weekend wrencher working on older cars 2013 is the newest car I own. I love the nice new stuff but the reality is it's too expensive. Maybe you could do a video on the older snap on scan tools that are older and affordable. I know it won't beat the new stuff. I'm definitely looking at the Vantage pro with guide diagnostic with the scope.

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

That old stuff is getting nearly impossible to find now because it’s no longer supported. So when they break they are getting trashed unfortunately. If you want something newer and affordable topdon is the way to go for sure

As a Honda dealer tech, we have 5 techs that share 3 HDS tablets. I’m debating on asking about purchasing my own personal scanner through the dealership. I debated between the top don, an autel or a launch, but I feel if I’m spending any large amount of money, I’d prefer the OE.

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

If you plan to stay at the dealer that’s probably ok. I’d look into the cardaq plus 3 that way if you ever leave you have a good pass thru module that works on other brands and aren’t stud with a dsti. The cardaq does the same thing a dsti does

I work at a dealer, so we all have the OEM scan tool plus shop owns a Snap On scan tool, forget which one. I personally have my own scan tools, an Autel Ultra, an IM608, an autel tpms tool plus a cheap topdon obd2 reader. It allows me to do a lot of stuff that the OEM scan tool wont, plus I never have to wait for a tool. I also have a diag cart, an older snap on cart that came with the verus plus I think. Super nice cart, but I have no room at work so it stays at home unfortunately.

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

That was always my thing not wanting to wait on a dealer tool!

Do you know of the topdon arti diag pro will wong back electronic brake calipers!?😅😊 thanks man! Been checkin them TopDon products out! As far as diag carts! I am lookin at the US.General 36in single bank roll cart! I had one before but, ... now it is a necessity

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Not sure if the artidiag pro will do it but it’s supposed to have a lot of the the bi directional controls. I’d love to get my hands on one myself to be honest to see what its capable of

@3seriesgarage

Жыл бұрын

@Enrightauto roght on yea it is bidirectional and has like 35 presets exc! Im gonna further look into it, specifically speaking for the electronic brakes 😁😅🤣 my snap-on solus ledgend doesnt do that as far as i know

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

@@3seriesgarage nice! I imagine it will do that stuff just because their other ones will so I’m guessing they are utilizing the same software but I could be wrong

@3seriesgarage

Жыл бұрын

@Enrightauto right on man! Thanks i did reachout to them via email this mor ing about 530 so waiting to hear back before i do purchase 1 for sure

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

@@3seriesgarage oh sweet keep me posted make sure you use that code to get your 15% off. I don’t get a kickback from it but I just wanted to make sure y’all got some money off

Where did you the plastic organizers they are in the drawers ?

@Enrightauto

5 күн бұрын

amzn.to/4cgf8lW

Yes I have a diag cart & 2 Epiq lockers full of diagnostic equipment and yes the owner bought everything and gives me everything the shop makes 😂🤣

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Heck yea!!

@haywardsautomotive6156

Жыл бұрын

@@Enrightauto Oh wait I am the owner 😆

Who have you found to be a good mobile diag person in our area?

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

There are only 2 guys that I know of that are mobile diag guys.

@Macsmoney

Жыл бұрын

Recommend either? There used be a guy named Roger Figgins, but he moved to Georgia

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

@@Macsmoney I’ll have to find their names. I’ve only called one of them then ended up figuring it out before he came lol

The shop should supply a few carts with clean power producing power supplies. Then you should make your own. Mine is set up with scope mounts and a monitor, an IM608 Pro an MS906bt, the factory scan tool, a power supply and a few different scopes... like 16 channels worth. My suggestion is never buy what the shop already has, you don't need your own Zeus if the shop already has one. You also don't need one for programming if the shops does it. Mine all do because of personal preference. I end up doing the majority of the troubleshooting in the shop, and I feel like scan tools are those that once you commit to a brand its unlikely you try another one... those new Topdons are looking mighty spicy though.

@youutartur1104

Жыл бұрын

Watched til the end, I want to say HF carts are great for this. I think everything in that box is still lighter than a typical impact socket 3/8 and 1/2 drawer. Diagnostic stuff is light, just very big especially the ones that come in blow molded cases that you have no option because of all the little pieces that you must use the case. Wires trapping drawers is a massive pet peeve too. I have no clue why somebody would want to use a Snap On cart (not saying you, I hear you on the drawer preference) instead of a cheaper HF. I typically get a HF cart, beat the daylight out of it, and then its used for as a wire repair cart or diag cart or sold to another tech and I get another HF to replace it. No stressing over shiny paint, its just a folded piece of sheet metal with a US General logo. :)

@Enrightauto

Жыл бұрын

Yea with the new harbor freight cart being what it is it makes sense to get it. I had terrible luck with their old 4 drawer version twice so I have sour taste in my mouth with anything box/cart related from them. But I’ve had a bunch of people buy them and tell me the new ones have held up great for diag carts.