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Mitchell and Alldata auto Repair manual

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flexinsteelzJanuary 30, 2009
#224547

Mitchell and Alldata auto Repair manual

if u guys are familiar with mitchell and Alldata, then u know what this is... if u dont know, mitchell and alldata are computer base automotive repair manuals... shows how to rebuilt, specs, diagrams, electrical, etc..etc.. etc... goes up to 2007.. some 2008 cars... this is a must have if u work on cars alot...

Mitchell and Alldata r both very good programs but everyone has there own preference... each has its advantages... just like either your a Nissan guy or a Toyota, either way, both still good...

im selling these two programs stored in an external hard drive, takes up to 160GB.. with intructions on how to install and key... no expire dates.. install one time and use forever.. no monthly fees...

asking $400 for hard drive with both Mitchell on Demand and Alldata..

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if u guys are familiar with mitchell and Alldata, then u know what this is... if u dont know, mitchell and alldata are computer base automotive repair manuals... shows how to rebuilt, specs, diagrams, electrical, etc..etc.. etc... goes up to 2007.. some 2008 cars... this is a must have if u work on cars alot... 
 
Mitchell and Alldata r both very good programs but everyone has there own preference... each has its advantages... just like either your a Nissan guy or a Toyota, either way, both still good...
 
im selling these two programs stored in an external hard drive, takes up to 160GB.. with intructions on how to install and key... no expire dates.. install one time and use forever.. no monthly fees... 
 
asking $400 for hard drive with both Mitchell on Demand and Alldata..
 
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flexinsteelzJanuary 31, 2009
#224886
no mechanics in here?
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no mechanics in here?
mdenogaJanuary 31, 2009
#224940
There are. Shop owners too so just be patient. Which one do you like better in terms of ease when using?
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There are. Shop owners too so just be patient. Which one do you like better in terms of ease when using?
flexinsteelzJanuary 31, 2009
#224955
personally i like Mitchell on Demand easy to browse and very very good wiring diagram... but some people love Alldata over the mitchell... i guess its just what ur familiar with, pretty much works the same if u know how to use them...

i found its very useful to have both in hand, because sometimes when your looking for some info, one might be easier to find than the other software.....
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personally i like Mitchell on Demand easy to browse and very very good wiring diagram... but some people love Alldata over the mitchell... i guess its just what ur familiar with, pretty much works the same if u know how to use them... 
 
i found its very useful to have both in hand, because sometimes when your looking for some info, one might be easier to find than the other software.....
InsigniaFebruary 1, 2009
#224977
Im interested
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Im interested
RotaryAE86February 1, 2009
#224982
ooooohhhh, im interested also, i prefer MOD over SumData haha, ill get with you and see what i can do. how is it you have these programs without a subscribtion? is it just the current info with all the up to date info and i'd have to subscribe to get updates?
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ooooohhhh, im interested also, i prefer MOD over SumData haha, ill get with you and see what i can do. how is it you have these programs without a subscribtion? is it just the current info with all the up to date info and i'd have to subscribe to get updates?
flexinsteelzFebruary 1, 2009
#225015
you both have PM.. if u need reference, u can contact VIP-UCF... dennis can vouch for me..
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you both have PM.. if u need reference, u can contact VIP-UCF... dennis can vouch for me..
flexinsteelzFebruary 1, 2009
#225156
forgot to mention, alldata has the estimator also.. show u how much time something should take to fix..
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forgot to mention, alldata has the estimator also..  show u how much time something should take to fix..
VIP-UCFFebruary 2, 2009
#225271
yup...real honest guy right here...
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yup...real honest guy right here...
RedGalant2k1February 2, 2009
#225348
flexinsteelz;225156 wrote:forgot to mention, alldata has the estimator also.. show u how much time something should take to fix..


Mitchell has a estimator also. Good luck on the sale, you need annual licenses for these programs to continually work otherwise they are invalid.
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[quote=flexinsteelz;225156]forgot to mention, alldata has the estimator also.. show u how much time something should take to fix..[/quote]
 
Mitchell has a estimator also.  Good luck on the sale, you need annual licenses for these programs to continually work otherwise they are invalid.
flexinsteelzFebruary 12, 2009
#228178
RedGalant2k1;225348 wrote:Mitchell has a estimator also. Good luck on the sale, you need annual licenses for these programs to continually work otherwise they are invalid.



looks like someone dont read before they post.. :pat: easily install one time and use it forever...

had lots of flakers on these.. come get urs before there gone.. PM for special pricing..
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[quote=RedGalant2k1;225348]Mitchell has a estimator also. Good luck on the sale, you need annual licenses for these programs to continually work otherwise they are invalid.[/quote]
 
 
looks like someone dont read before they post.. :pat:   easily install one time and use it forever...
 
had lots of flakers on these.. come get urs before there gone..   PM for special pricing..