RepairSolutions2

I have no connection to this company whatsoever, nor do I often write reviews, but this app is significantly better since the upgrade. I’ve used it for a while now and always thought it did a good job for me, however I was never THAT exuberant about it. I have a Ram pickup that constantly has the check engine light come only for me to repair the issue, just to have another light come on within a couple of months. I digress. Suffice it to say that I use the app a lot, however, I haven’t used in at least the past 6 months. Today I turn on the app and it goes through the the update process. Imagine my pleasure when its new, simpler interface popped up that just feels much better in every way. Again, I’m generally not an effusive kind of person, but I love this app now. Just one of the things the app gives a read on is predicted future repairs, which it gives as a probability percentage—s u p e r cool. I think it’s an all around great app, now.

I’m gonna have to say that my INNOVA part number 5310 automotive scan tool is flipping amazing I have never used anything quite like this before but whoever came up with this scan tool and the Quickstart guide instructions and the fact that it can link to my phone and pretty much do everything that a professional mechanic would do checking out my vehicle going through the different steps of figuring out what’s exactly wrong and explaining to me how he’s going to fix it and what the part is called this tool does it all God bless whoever came up with this tool and made it a lot easier for the do it yourself mechanic to further educate and nevertheless making the mechanics life easier thank you very much and I will highly recommend this to everybody that I know that is a do it yourself mechanic I couldn’t have asked for a better scan tool thank you

Saturn L300, 2.2L, 4 Cylinder engine 221,233 miles. I just had the fuel filter and fuel pump replaced. Ran well for 100 miles when the check engine light came on! Called around for diagnostic cost estimates and they averaged $85. - the cost of an avarage OBD2 scan tool for my Saturn. I got this slightly above average scan tool, Innova 3100RS, for about $138. Worked great! It diagnosed a problem with my EVAP. I reset it. If it was still there, then I’d take it in for repair. But it hasn’t come back. So it might have been a small glitch with the sensor. And the engine’s running fine! So the $138 was well spent as the mechanic would’ve charged $85 plus maybe around $80 to “fix” it. The slightly higher end Innova 3100RS has Bluetooth connectivity to my phone, and I installed the app. What a godsend! It’s so much easier to use and understand than the cheaper lower end scan tools I’ve had before this one. It’s been so worth the $138. But it will be more than worth it, too, when I will inevitably have to use it again on my gracefully aging Saturn. It will save me the $85 diagnostic charge each time, and I won’t be going in blind either if I take it to the repair shop because I’ll have a good idea of what the problem is. Another nice feature on this tool is that through its Bluetooth connection to my phone, I’m able to get stats on potential problems down the road, and cost estimates for the repair parts. Less surprises means less stress for me.