I became a recent subscriber and it’s completely worth the cost no matter what direction you chose to take with the invaluable knowledge you will gain from his teaching. If you make a career fixing cars you’ll inevitably earn 2x as much money or you will save hundreds of dollars fixing your own car. Either way, you will win! Thanks so much Paul!

Hi PaUL JUST BOUGHT your ebook is there a way to download as i dont always have internet when in the field im from the uk hope to here from you soon regards Dean Lawson

ScannerDanner's reply:
There is no download or PDF option for my eBook, I understand this doesn't work for everyone, but this format does allow me to offer refunds and exchanges. View the content, make sure it is what you are looking for and if it is, I can apply the cost of the eBook toward the paper book or just simply refund the eBook for you. Thank you! For others reading this, email me at support@scannerdanner.com to handle this type of stuff.

As a DIYer I love scannerdanner (Paul Danner's) videos and online forum, and I own both versions (hardcopy and digital) of his book, which have paid for themselves MANY times over. Here is just ONE repair I recently completed which saved me FAR more money than the cost of the scannerdanner materials: Some say that for airbag problems you HAVE to have a $5,000+ high-level scan tool. I don't. But I learned on the scannerdanner.com repair forum that there are inexpensive dongles you can get that plug into the car's ALDL and will interface with an app on a smartphone that will give you quite a bit of airbag code information and PIDs as well as many for other codes you used to need a high-level scan tool for. To fix my son's airbag problem on his 2005 Ford Taurus SEL, I bought a scannerdanner.com -recommended dongle for about $15.00 and an app for $4.95. I did need help confirming that my understanding of the code data was correct, as well as some guidance on digging into the steering column to fix it. All that help and guidance I got on the scannerdanner.com web forum graciously provided by Paul Danner and his outstanding mods. I was able to fix the airbag light, saving my son hundreds of dollars over a dealer repair; and the experience of doing the repair was a tremendously personally rewarding. I have ten children and seven vehicles in the driveway. I have lost count of the number of repairs I have been able to complete on these vehicles myself, with the help of scannerdanner's materials, saving me tons of money. Thank you PAUL!

Hello, I have a 98 Ford Taurus 24V DOHC. It cranks but no start. As I am cranking, the RPM gauge does not move. I hooked up my scanner and it told me there was a problem with the cam synchronizer, but I don't see a cam sync on this engine. I see a sensor in front of the timing cover, on the radiator side. Is this the cam sensor? I tried registering, but it didn't allow me after numerous attempts. If you can help me through this page, Id really appreciate it.
Thank You
God Bless

ScannerDanner's reply:
As you've probably now figured out, this feedback page does not support a conversation, please post this to my forum. We can definitely help you there and it is free to join.

Nashville auto diesel student 2001 came out not knowing cause they didn't teach the basics I had a 2000 chevy the instructor didn't know how to get my change oil light off a joke when I was there know I am older and knocking down 5 cars a day and 1 tractor I decided to get more training and scanner danner has it bam