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Automotive—Submit Guest Post

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We Want Your Guest Posts! Are you a writer and/or a fan of Launch OBD2 and would like to share your experiences with automotive repair, car DIY new or automotive-related items? Write for us! We can provide free or discount OBD2 scanner for your submission, Even money. we would gladly show you some love to your blog or website in exchange for your guest post.  We will also promote the article on our social media channels within 24 hours of publish date, and it may be Reposted/tweeted repeatedly over time depending on the quality and subject matter. Guest Post Guidelines: Must be an original article, not published anywhere else. Article length: 400-800 words We are interested in quality over quantity. Please ensure your spelling and grammar are great so we don’t have to spend a lot of time editing. Make it eye-catching — we love articles with pictures and/or media links Please include an author byline so people know how awesome you are. Include a picture of yours...

Do you want to become a automotive technician ?

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Do you want to become a automotive technician ? Today we will show two theme about automotive. 1.How to become professional automotive technician ? 2. Technician vs Mechanic Learn more,please follow our facebook page :  https://goo.gl/JvGTSp

Four tips you may know before you check engine light diagnosis

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Facebook :  https://goo.gl/JvGTSp Four tips you may know before you check engine light diagnosis. 1.Plug your scan tool into the standard OBD II connector under the driver's side dashboard. Turn the key and let the tool initialize, keying in any data it asks for, such as the VIN, make, model and engine type. Now you can read trouble codes, erase them, check to see if any readiness monitors aren't complete and even look at engine data in real time while someone drives the car. 2.To get started, plug the scan tool into the OBD II connector under the dash. Turn the key on, but don't start the engine. The tool will ask for a number of things such as the VIN, the make and model of the vehicle and the engine type. Follow the onscreen instructions. 3.You'll get an option to check for trouble codes, as well as a couple of other menu choices. Some higher-end scan tools give you a text explanation of the code onscreen. Others give you a CD-ROM or just a...