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  • Paul R
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 12

    #1

    help and advice if you would d00ds

    just signed up, am looking on gettin a ethos but i dont quite have the cash is there away i could sort of get a lease / buy on this tool ?


    ( do i need all different connections for different cars or are are they all a standard 16 pin type? pretty new to diagnos but am keen )


    also i know its around £1700 but i will need keys and conections for

    vauxhall
    ford
    land rover
    VW / Audi
    Alfa
    Nissan
    Renault

    so how much would thouse keys and connections cost me ?

    any help will be greatly appreciated. oh and what a cracking forum you have here. i am in the UK if this helps

    thanks guys
  • David Green
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 384

    #2
    Originally posted by Paul R
    just signed up, am looking on gettin a ethos but i dont quite have the cash is there away i could sort of get a lease / buy on this tool ?


    ( do i need all different connections for different cars or are are they all a standard 16 pin type? pretty new to diagnos but am keen )


    also i know its around £1700 but i will need keys and conections for

    vauxhall
    ford
    land rover
    VW / Audi
    Alfa
    Nissan
    Renault

    so how much would thouse keys and connections cost me ?

    any help will be greatly appreciated. oh and what a cracking forum you have here. i am in the UK if this helps

    thanks guys
    Hi I am also in the UK. Don't spend £1700 on the ethos Snap On at this moment in time are doing a deal on the Solus Pro, it's £1800 + Government rip off tax @ 15%

    If you are in the Trade, then ask your local Snap On dealer for a good deal When I bought mine I paid a grand down and agreed a weekly payment scheme without interest The Solus comes complete with full set of keys and leads etc

    It is a good piece of kit, but as I have mentioned in my other threads on this forum, it does have its limits

    If you are serious about diagnostics, you will need a scope as well, so depending on your budget you could buy the Pico scope and the Solus, or go for the MODIS, the Verus is better but around £6k I think.

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    • studley30
      Junior Member
      • Oct 2009
      • 1

      #3
      Solus Pro

      Just Purchased A Solus Pro Got A Cracking Deal From My Dealer.got The Latest Carbon Model With 9.4 Software.

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      • Skip
        Super Moderator
        • Apr 2008
        • 605

        #4
        Another good scope option is the VantagePro. Combined with a SolusPro, you have almost all of the capability of a Modis, and you have 2 separate tools. The biggest difference is the Modis has a 4 channel scope and the V Pro has 2. The software and information is the same.

        15% tax......Wow

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