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Originally Posted by bcredliner
Sounds like you enjoy DIY.
You don't have to have him fix it if you would like to DIY but troubleshooting and diagnostic time are cheap in comparison to buying parts that don't fix the problem.
Look at it as another investment. Since you have purchased diagnostic software perhaps you can find someone that will let you watch how they use the equipment and how they come to a conclusion so you can get a jump start using your software in the future.
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It's not so much the enjoyment, but the satisfaction that I fixed things myself. Also, even though I am not the most frugal person on some aspects, I don't like being overcharged for simple things.