Saw a video from a mechanic who said those super cheap scanners often use old or wrong code definitions for specific car brands. He recommended sticking with basic tools from known brands like Innova or even a used older model Snap-on scanner from eBay. The extra cost upfront beats buying parts you don't need.

It's just a hair dryer, not a bomb. How bad could it really be?

Keith264 is onto something. It's like buying a tiny candle in a giant fancy jar, you just end up with a lot of empty containers.

Sounds pretty dramatic, but it's just a normal part of river work. That noise is bad, but a quick shutdown usually fixes it. Not exactly a life-or-death emergency.

That's not a binder, that's a cry for help.