Alldatadiy.com Discount

By SoCalChris
November 12, 2008 in The Off-Topic Bar

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SoCalChris

Posted November 12, 2008

I just got an email with a promo code for alldatadiy.com. Get a 1 year subscription to any vehicle for $14.95 (Normally $26.95). Use promo code NEWDIY2007 at checkout. Coupon expires 12/15/08.

ALLDATAdiy.com Provides:

• Diagnostic and Repair Information

• Detailed Diagnostic Trouble Code Information

• Detailed Technical Service Bulletins and Recalls

• Parts and Labor Times

• Wiring Diagrams and Schematics

• Component Locations

• Specifications

• Maintenance Schedules

I'm not getting anything out of this, I'm just a happy customer. Their site gave me good advice as far as replacing my crankshaft position sensor, and was well worth the price to me.

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