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Ward Zintel
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Welcome aboard bravo92! Glad to hear you're in a shop that values the use of scopes in the diagnostic process. The last shop I was at it I pulled out my PICO I was often accused of "playing"! As a result I no longer work there. For every shop that values the use of a scope there are about 20 where an O2 code means O2 sensors, a MAF code means a new MAF, and a P0171/74 means a MAF, O2s (all of them, just to be sure), injector cleaning, and intake gaskets. Hopefully that good a shop will be an enjoyable shop to work in where people with egos etc don't drive you off. Best of luck with you're future - it's getting to the point where I believe specialization is going to soon become a necessity. The last shop I was at was the straw that broke my back, my new job is installing, maintaining and, after more training, inspecting vehicle lifts (hoists). I will also be servicing tire machines, wheel balancers, and alignment equipment. I will continue to lurk around here, My PICO is now at home with the bulk of my tools, but will still see use on the fleet at home. You will find the others here to be a veritable fountain of knowledge, and are always very helpful. The amount of knowledge on this site is like trying to take a drink from a fire hose! Best of luck, enjoy what the future brings! -Ward-
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