Yes and no. Some shops may scan your codes for free hoping that you will fix what they find with them but most shops will charge $50-$100. Then if you fix any issues with them they will credit the charge to the total repair bill.
Have vehicle scanned to determine the problem and have codes cleared
Have vehicle scanned to see if any codes present
this is a code in hexadecimal used to identify the cost when it is scanned. Other rings have other codes
It depends...Some faults turn on the Check engine light and some dont. You will need to get the car scanned to be certain that there are no fault codes.
Get the car scanned and the codes should give you some guidance of where to start.
Have vehicle scanned to determine the problem and have codes cleared
The\engine\light\comes\on\when\there\are\issues\with\the\things\it\monitors.go\to\your\local\shop\and\have\it\scanned\to\see\what\codes\are\being\stored\and\what\the\malfunction\is.there\is\no\way\to\say\what\the\issue\is\without\having\it\scanned\by\a\shop
lol, scanned man, bring it to autozone, they scan for free
The vehicle's computer has sensed a malfunction that may not directly affect the driveability of the car (yet), Have the computer scanned for trouble codes to determine where/what the fault is.
Take it to a local auto repair shop and have your car scanned for fault codes. Once scanned your cars computer will dictate what part of the On Board Diagnostic is not functioning properly.
you need to have the car's computer scanned to see what codes are making the service engine soon light appear.
If the check engine light is on then have it scanned for codes. I could guess you into bankruptsy. It is cheaper to have it scanned and repaired.