Yet another "Should I?" thread

[BruceB83]

I really do appreciate the feedback guys. It helps, a lot.

There are two more thing I'd like advice on.

1) I'm thinking about investing in my own obd scanner.. This way I won't have to go looking for one when needed, and it'll be available to me at the time of sale.

2) I've searched a bit bit have not found a definitive answer as to how I can check for the "pink milkshake" without draining it completely. Is there a more simple answer?

1) Buy it if you think you need it. I wouldn't spend too much though, it's free at most auto part stores.

2) Look here...

 

[Brignola85]

Oh... By the way...
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Ok.. so I don't know how to do that :/