I started with your 14 day trial and I started with the Verus training video. I currently attend the automotive program at American River College in Sacramento California. I just recently finished my engine performance class and just recently passed my ASE A8. I also recently passed my California Smog inspectors license. I was looking for a class that meets ASE L1 and I found it here there is no Class at my College or any College in sacramento that offers it and I'm glad I can study new material and hopefully pass my L1 test and be ahead in the field in my area.
I do have one suggestion that would help others to carry on where they left off. The next day I do find myself trying to figure out where I left off and I feel if there where check mark boxes next to each video and each chapter it would help me and other users to find where they left off besides that I have learned alot about troubleshooting and I am happy knowing I will use this knowledge for the rest of my life.

One year ago, I graduated my Master o. S. in Automotive Engineering. I always wanted to know more about how a modern car works, as we get tought on university. So I went for a Picoscope Automotive oscilloscope, triggered by scanner Danner and his awesome videos.
Two weeks ago, I bought his book too and would recommend it to erverybody, who doesnˋt want to be dependent on trouble codes.
Paul has got some very good diagnostic techniques, which you wonˋt get tought anywhere.
I also didnˋt think the book to be that extensive!

Why I donˋt want to give five stars:
- in some situatuions, I would like to get further information, e. g. how a ECU is internally measuring voltage, instead of reading „think of a high resistance multimeter“ (the imagination will be enough for fixing most of the problems, but sometimes i would be interested in further information)
- I thought the ebook version would really be an ebook, you can save on your workshop computer or tablet and do some notifications on it. I couldnˋt see any information about the need of an internet connection to have a look at it (maybe my fault? Didnˋt see any information about it)
- the layout could be a lot better.
Most of the sites are highly overloaded and can hardly be understood by reading it one time.

Although, I highly recommend Pauls book because of itˋs very good content.
Even engineers will learn of his techniques.

Hi, can you give say to me the Price of wiring diagram for c280 2007, because don't start when I turn the key to the start position.
in hot start

ScannerDanner's Reply:
Here is a link to a DIY version of the same program I use. You will be able to get the same exact wiring diagrams http://eautorepair.adtrk.biz/?a=10817&c=24&p=r&s1=

I found "ScannerDanner" on youtube about three years ago now. I honestly cant remember if i was looking for help on fixing my car or if i was just browsing youtube for anything that was automotive related. What i can tell you is that i remember looking at a classroom screen with some American guys voice talking about the design and operation of an 02 sensor. From that one classroom lecture i was hooked and i subscribed to his free channel. The information and the case studies i was watching was unmatched by anything else i could find on youtube. I imported his paperback book to the UK from AESwave and i bought myself a Vantage Pro. He then shamelessly plugged his premium channel on youtube :) to which i couldnt sign up fast enough.
I didnt realise how much i actually wanted to learn about system operations, circuit designs, electronic theory and diagnostic test procedures until that point!! Paul totally opened my eyes to what was achievable. Then if you leave the teaching aspect aside and look at this blokes character. I was an annual sub on Youtube and i had just paid my yearly fee 2 months before youtube pulled the plug on him. What did he do when he set up this website? Did he make me pay again to be a member, no he didnt. He said "im going to look after you guys and whatever you paid to youtube im going to honour it over on this site!
Awesome teacher, top bloke, and i would recommend his videos/material to anyone looking to get into our field. Keep up the good work Paul and many thanks from across the pond.

Dave

i love this website and i learned a lot from the book and i am looking to subscribe to learn more and more . thank you very much