anyone using ALLDATAdiy ?

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Anyone familiar with this program? Considering it for my T4R.

How do you like it?

The only time I've used Alldata is when I've used it to get info on fixing a car in a body shop. It has tons of info, but not as comprehensive as the FSM from a diagnostic standpoint, in my opinion. Not sure if Alldatadiy is the same as the full version Alldata that body shops use either.
 
The only time I've used Alldata is when I've used it to get info on fixing a car in a body shop. It has tons of info, but not as comprehensive as the FSM from a diagnostic standpoint, in my opinion. Not sure if Alldatadiy is the same as the full version Alldata that body shops use either.


We used to use Alldata for labor while I was working In a shop. AllData isn't nearly as good as FSM and sometimes it leaves important things out. I would suggest a factory repair manual the way to go.
If you had a shop or had multiple cars, all data would make sense as it has all makes and models
 
Had access to both Alldata and Mitchell and used both - sometimes one had info that the other did not and Mitchell was better for electrical diagrams. Both had some gaps and also some errors. However, I like these systems - the index, hot links & search/location function really helps find what you need and you get up to date info on TSB's (not a big deal for an old vehicle like our Third Gen's - no new TSB's coming out). At this point, I use Alldata at the local library if needed. Not sure what difference there is between Alldata & Alldata DIY other than access to a limited number of vehicles. I think (?) they have the same content.

Buckaroo
 
I use ShopKeyPro pretty regularly and also have AllData. they do tend to have different information listed, but they can be a pretty handy tool. I work on a wide range of vehicles so it made sense for me; if you're only going to work on your 4r, invest in a FSM.
 

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