RepairSolutions2

The RepairSolutions2 app is a valuable resource for car and truck owners, as well as DIYers and entry-level technicians. It is the only complete solution for vehicle care and repair, offering a comprehensive database of verified fixes from ASE Master Technicians. The app seamlessly pairs with compatible OBD2 scanners and dongles to provide the most up-to-date information and solutions for automotive repairs. Even if you don't have a tool, the app offers free vehicle care information and the option to schedule repairs within the app.

Whether you own a tool or not, the app provides valuable vehicle care information such as warranty status, scheduled maintenance, technical service bulletins, recalls, and the 5-year cost to own. It also includes layman's definitions of diagnostic trouble codes and the number of available fixes from the comprehensive repair database.

For those who own an OBD2 tool and dongle, the app allows for detailed vehicle diagnostic reports to be created on a mobile device. ASE Master Technicians provide custom-tailored repair information and verified fixes that are cross-referenced for accuracy against an index of vehicles and data collected over nearly 30 years. The app also makes it easy to identify and purchase the right parts for maintenance and repairs from your favorite online retailer.

The RepairSolutions2 app offers a variety of features and functions, including the ability to lookup DTC code definitions, perform vehicle scans, read and erase DTC codes, and access customizable live data feeds. It also provides manufacturer scheduled vehicle maintenance with direct purchase links and predicts potential future repairs. Additionally, the app offers the option to schedule repairs through RepairPal, making it easy to choose the right repair facility at a convenient time.

It's important to note that the app is free for anyone to install and use, but some features and functions require pairing with a compatible OBD2 Scan Tool or dongle. Not all features and functions are supported by every vehicle, and they may vary depending on the year, make, and model. Ultimately, the features and functions are determined by the vehicle manufacturer. A dongle is a small adapter that can be plugged into the OBD port of a vehicle, typically found on the driver's side under the dashboard in most cars and trucks.