“Performing a health check is quick and easy and helps to ensure that you return your customer’s vehicle with all concerns addressed,” Mendoza concludes.
In the film, Mendoza hooks up the laptop with the cord and checks electronic control units for health codes through what appears to be a relatively straightforward procedure. Mendoza then demonstrates the Techstream Lite, Toyota’s term for a combination of any laptop that meets Toyota requirements, a MongoosePro MFC2 Interface cord from Drew Technologies and Toyota diagnostics software. “… Therefore, if you rely solely on the dashboard to determine the scope of your repairs, then there could be concerns within your customer’s vehicle that you fail to address.” “Not all diagnostic trouble codes trigger a malfunction indicator light,” Toyota Collision Repair and Refinish Training assistant manager Eric Mendoza declares in the April film, available for free on the CRRT website. Collision repairers who would like to stick purely with OEM scanning devices should check out a new training video by Toyota explaining just how and why to run a scan with the Toyota “Techstream Lite” system.
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