Does the future of diagnostics hold undiagnosable issues?

May 1, 2020
  How has diagnostics changed and how must we adapt?  
About the Author

Mike Reynolds

Mike is the owner of Mobile Automotive Service Solutions in Charleston, SC as well as an automotive technology instructor at Trident Technical College. He holds certifications as an ASE Master Technician (A1—A9, X1), and is an Advanced Level Specialist in engine performance (L1), and Hybrid/Electric vehicles (L3). Mike’s passion for challenging diagnostics and desire to promote the aftermarket repair industry led him to take his career on the road. MASS incorporates vehicle programming and diagnostics with training allowing him to help upcoming and fellow technicians from “in the trenches.”

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