Become confident DIY mechanic in 30 days - OBD2 & Electrical

What students say: 

I always loved cars, but didn't understand them

I was waiting to get my driving license forever after I drove car for first time at 10 years old. But no one taught me how to fix it. 

When I was around car guys, I didn't understand half of the words coming out of their mouths.

My first car, I went to buy alone and end up with total lemon. When my friend saw it, he told me to go return it immediately. I tried but I blew engine in half way and long story short I ended up without money and without car. 

But I didn't want to be full-time mechanic

I looked up to people working on cars, but after I tried some suspension work on rusty car, I realized it is not for me. 

However not knowing basics about car engine and electronics comes with 2 major problems:

• Incompetent mechanics - There are lot of them. In my country they say, the dumbest kids go to car mechanic school and in my experience in might be truth. It's fine if your break pads start to sqeuak, they know they have to change pads and you have an idea about how much will you pay.
  
  But come to them with misfire and enjoy the ride. Spark plugs, ignition coils, timing chain and all filters will be replaced before they make an attempt of any diagnostic test. 
  
  Didn't help? Ooopsie. Let's try changing throttle body for another $500, maybe this will fix it. Most mechanics change parts, not find out which part needs to be changed. 
  
  
• Scams - I know a saying "Opportunity makes a thief". And my friend, if you come to car shop with some dashlight ON and say you want them take a look since you have no idea about cars, you are opportunity. 
  
  You know mechanic personally? HAHA
  
  I knew mine and been coming to him for years. Last time I took my car to him was with check engine light on Volkswagen Jetta (2.0 TDI)
  
  He hooked up scanner and showed me NOx sensor fault code and estimated repair for $700. Shortly after that I got OBDeleven and start learning to use OBD-II scanner.
  
  I didn't noticed it back then, but that sucker showed me full scan from another car. My car didn't even had NOx sensor and problem was in Oxygen sensor. I found that out with OBDeleven and put used sensor for $40. 

You can buy only new cars

Maybe you can just buy new car every 2 years. But each year are new cars dropping quality massively and you still will not have completely problem-free ownership. 

I learned that with my only car I purchased brand-new. 

It had suspension problems since 60 000 KM (yes still in warranty) and it got misdiagnosed 3-times at Toyota dealership as wheel alignment, tire and wheels themselves problem. 

None of that was right and I had to diagnose faulty ball-joints myself to finally get it to good shape. 

If you cannot even trust Toyota to be reliable than which brand is right?

So what to do to avoid all these problems without becoming a mechanic. 

Well, one shortcut is my DIY mechanic program. 

Smart DIY mechanic program will teach you 5 key areas that combined give you more powerful skillset than average mechanic with their fancy expensive scan tool. 

Module 1: Introduction to OBD-II scanner

• Global OBD modes: These work on any car and all scanners. Learn this basics and you are able to use OBD2 scanner on ANY car 
  
  
• Engine data & logging: Did you know, all to diagnose engine problems is already built in cheap $15 scanners? I can tell if catalytic converter works just by doing 5 minute drive and record data. How about testing Oxygen sensor? I don't even need multimeter, just data. Let me show you inside how to leverage knowledge even with cheap tool. 

• Advanced OBD-II scanner give you more options: But I am not saying you need to pay $1000 for scan tool. You don't even have to pay $100. I will show you 5+ ways to get advanced scanner from as low as $50. 
  
  
• BONUS: Selling & avoiding subscriptions: And I am not saying $500 scan tool is bad purchase. I am saying, not everyone needs it. Someone can make use of expensive tool.
  
  
• Hell this bonus module alone will probably save you more money than you pay for whole program

Module 2: Automotive electrical

• Dreader multimeter and test light: Trust me I have been there :D
  Never thought I will learn to use multimeter or even oscilloscope and avoided it at all costs. 
  
  
• Get diagnosing superpower: Yes you can leverage data on scanner but not always it is enough. Understand how 12V circuits in your car works and you understand car diagnostics. This module will teach you this in so simple way a monkey could understand. 
  
  
• Wiring diagrams: Of course we DIY mechanics want to have software with wiring diagrams but I am not paying $50-300 per month for all-data. Let me show you how I get wiring diagram software from $1.50 (one-time payment lol)

Module 3: Check used car

• Odometer frauds: Did you know you can find proof of odometer rollback if you dive deep into data on your scanner? I will show you how to scan full car for possible problems and any shady history. 
  
  
• Simple or advanced tool: I made 2 parts of this module. One is doing whole used car check only with cheap code reader. You can do check even with the simplest OBD-II scanners. 
  
  
• Step-by-step advanced check: My side-hustle is checking used car with OBD-II scanner for problems and history. Let me show you my prooven process step-by-step. 

Module 4: Coding & Service

• Unlocking hidden features: Depending on your car, it might have hidden menu and features you can access and customize with OBD-II scanner. I will show you which scanner to use and how to do it safely and not bricking up your control modules
  
  
• Service procedures:  Newer your car is, more of these will you need just to do basic service tasks. Changing battery on modern car? You need to adapt it. Or you want to do quick brake pad job but with electronic parking brake you need scanner to unlock callipers if you want to do it at home. 

Module 5: Individual component check

• My goal for this program isn't to have you watching me test 200 different components and forgetting everything anyway. I don't want to give you a fish, I want to teach you how to catch fish. And where you get professional fishing pole for DIY price. 
  
  
• Of course you need to see real examples: I will show you dozens of examples of testing individual components and systems in car whether it is with scanner or with multimeter. 
  
  
• But every car is different: Yes cars are similiar, but there are still lot of differences between car brands and models. I cannot make 10 000 lesson program to cover everything, but I can teach you how and where to look up specific information and steps. 

1100+ Students already

I already have short OBD-II scanner course on Udemy with over 1100 students. It is about 3% of knowledge and quality you are getting in THIS training. 

(Only on my website I can offer full program for such cheap price because no-one is taking most of price as cut.)

Smart DIY mechanic program is for you IF:

• You don't want to depend on mechanics
• You don't like waiting at home cluelessly waiting on call from car shop telling you how much it will be this time
• You plan on checking used vehicle in following years, whether for you, friends and family or even do it as side hustle
• You want to be able to find which part needs to be replaced, not only read fault codes
• You want to get advanced OBD-II scanner on DIY budget and WITHOUT paying subscription

Don't join IF

•  You expect to learn high-level procedures like removing immoblizer, "correcting odometer", or tunning your ECU (if there will be lot of interest I might make more advanced training but this one is focused on entry to intermediate DIY mechanics 

30-day money back guarantee

I know you don't like idea of paying for online class without knowing if it will work for you or not.

Just give it a try and if you don't like it I will give you a full refund.

Totally risk-free for you.