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I do like that Identifix is including more and more service information, but I'm not a fan of how I have to dig for it. A torque spec that takes seconds to find on Mitchell seems like it takes forever to find on Identifix. Relavent TSB's, however, are a breeze to find.
If cost is an issue, you might also consider Motologic . It's about $120/month, BUT has some pretty big gaps in information coverage. A shop I worked for tried it for a few months, and I couldn't justify the cost to the owner.
Short answer: Good info isn't cheap. :lol:
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We use alldata pro, and while it has almost everything you need, navigating it can be a real pain.
I think it's close to $200 a month
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Knoxtech wrote: Thank you for all the great info guys. I check out all those other services as well. it seem like a about the same money roughly for all the services and I agree good info is not cheap and probably worth it. I think I can afford it if I can get through a few more repairs each month. Does anyone know if you can stop and start service on a month to month basis. Thanks again
No problem, sir! Not sure about going month to month. In the case of Mitchell, I think you actually 'lease' the service for a year, and the fee is broken up into monthly installments

I'm sure you've considered something like Mitchell DIY?
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