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    Staying up-to-date costly—but doable

    Instead of using manual, mechanical testing methods, today's cars, trucks, and heavy equipment require computerized troubleshooting, which is often expensive. However, Jake Stucky of Missoula, Montana, has found some cost-saving solutions.

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    Scott Suter (seated) and James Pounds, both automotive mechanics in Omaha, Neb., use  a Rotunda scanner from Ford Motor Co. to diagnose the reason behind  a “check engine” light on a police squad car. Photo: City of  Omaha

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