DIY/Tips Tricks

blakfyahking

Ya'll mofos should give up some good tips on how to maintain the whip

I just got finished bleeding brakes on an 06 GS430................that ? was a pain in the ass

I still got to go to the dealer to have them reset the codes SMH

any of ya'll know of a good scantool to buy that can be used on foreign cars?

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blakfyahking

I hate that ?

all these new cars are so ? complicated that you can do a service but you can't turn none of the codes off

I remember I had to wait 2 weeks for BMW's regional engineer to come to my local dealership just to program my car

all he was coming to do was to turn off my daytime running lights SMH


I'm thinking about opening my own garage just so it would cost effective for me to purchase some of these dealer tools

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blakfyahking

TheJamel wrote: »

lol just take a class on the gov't at a tech school... they pay for your tools too.

nah it wouldn't be necessary for me.............I pretty know enough of what to do

the problem is the equipment is either highly expensive, or only available to mofos with professional subscriptions to dealer software

you shouldn't need software access just to change your rotors and do a caliper rebuild SMH

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blakfyahking

Jamel where do you buy tools at?

for example, I'm looking for a reasonably priced flex head digital torque wrench that maxes out at least 150ft/lbs

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blakfyahking

preciate it......

I normally ? with Northern Tools or Grainger cause they are local

but I think I'm going to step my garage game up

blakfyahking

where is the place to get custom work done in your city?