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What to look for when buying a car that has been in an accident?

What to look for when buying a car that has been in an accident?

If you decide to buy a used car that’s been in an accident, be sure to confirm its title status, who did the repairs, and whether the car needs any additional work.

What should I look for in high mileage car?

What to Expect When Buying a High-Mileage Car

  • Look for Productive Miles. A big number on the odometer isn’t necessarily a warning sign.
  • Know the Risks.
  • Watch for Red Flags.
  • Inspect Before Purchasing.
  • Know the Maintenance Schedule.
  • Expect Better Resale Value.

What does OBD stand for?

On-board diagnostics
On-board diagnostics (OBD) refers to the automotive electronic system that provides vehicle self-diagnosis and reporting capabilities for repair technicians.

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Do mechanics get paid if they break something and install it?

Since I am the lucky one that broke the part, I get to install it. One of the worst parts about breaking something is having to install it for free. When a mechanic breaks something, they have to replace or fix it. The bad part is they will not get paid for it. That is only fair, you break it you fix it.

How do I check for a DTC code on my car?

Step 1. Connect to vehicle Step 2. Check for diagnostic trouble codes (DTC). If there is no any code related to the problem, go to Step 6. Step 3. Analyze the DTC code (s) found. If the DTC description provided by FORScan doesn’t contain enough information, go to Step 5.

What is the bad part of a VW that broke?

The bad part is, the part that broke is part of the steering rack. I got to a good stopping point and evaluated the damage. Knowing how VW builds parts I was pretty worried. I got with one of my parts guys and we confirmed my fear. The part I broke was not a spare part. Even though I could remove the part, it is not available separate.

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Why did my car break a wheel cylander?

Turns out the ignition switch failed, fuel pump went bad, and flooded the engine with gas. They fix this, and in the process they somehow snap the brake line. After fixing this, they break a wheel cylander. They repair THIS and as they’re backing it into a parking spot, they blow the transmission (don’t ask me how).