Jeff

I work on a lot of cars, and it'd be helpful to have some schematics to work with. The wiring on a Hyundai I just picked up is killing me. So if anyone can recommend some software I can buy, that'd be great. Price is really no matter.

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Peryn

Alldata or Mitchell On-Demand is what we use at school. I imagine they are very pricy, but they have everything. All the information on the car, and still have wiring diagrams out the wazoo.

If price really is no matter, i highly reccommend these two.

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MrGone

I've used Mitchell OnDemand before and its really nice when you are constantly working on Different cars. It's basically a huge FSM for a huge base of cars, it also gives you times for if you work on other people's cars and charge flatrate. Some versions even include a parts guide (Napa) which is handy because then you can just call them up and tell them the specific PN and not have to waste time having them look up the numbers when you are one click away from them.


As Peryn was saying though, it isn't cheap, but it sure is a handy tool.

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mazak

autozone.com has some wiring diagrams,and its free .hope it helps.