Add a OBD2 scanner as critical equipment for Diesels

Shops aren't a problem, dealerships are. I avoid dealers for a lot of reasons anyway.
Not true in my experience, the EPA began a serious crackdown a couple years ago and started fining even little mom and pops shops hundreds of thousands of dollars. Many places near me won’t touch them for fear of that. Even though I live in a state with no emissions testing (Florida).
 
Most if not all shops around here won't do a delete, they still do repairs on deleted though. All I know was when I bullet proofed my 06 , I nothing but problems after. Check engine lights ,turbo ,etc. Seemed like everytime the computer did it's thing it would throw a code especially under a load towing. Bought a 18 Cimmins and have not had any issues, but I sure would like to delete it though. Still under warranty so it's a no go.
 
Not true in my experience, the EPA began a serious crackdown a couple years ago and started fining even little mom and pops shops hundreds of thousands of dollars. Many places near me won’t touch them for fear of that. Even though I live in a state with no emissions testing (Florida).

Another issue is that if you try to trade a deleted truck the dealerships don’t/wont take them.
Didn't Trump sign an executive order than ended the requirement for this nonsense.

If anyone's interested I have a like new EZYLINK V2 for sale. I had only listed it locally on fbook marketplace, but I'll get it listed here shortly.
 
Not true in my experience, the EPA began a serious crackdown a couple years ago and started fining even little mom and pops shops hundreds of thousands of dollars. Many places near me won’t touch them for fear of that. Even though I live in a state with no emissions testing (Florida).
That's for the deletes from what I understand, which has lately not been an issue with new administration. But let's be real nobody ever got fined for replacing a starter or radiator on a deleted truck.
 
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