Happy Friday!
Here’s a few of my favorite pictures from the past week.
Favorite Fountain – Finca in Guanacaste
30 seconds after I took this picture I was taking a video and a bull came up and took a drink from the water. Classic!
Favorite River Shot – Palo Verde National Park
Favorite Car Tool – OBD-II Code Reader
I used this a few days ago, believe it or not! Our car had the dreaded check engine light on so I plugged in this tiny wireless transmitter and in 30 seconds a free app on my phone told me some engine air fuel sensors had an error.
It didn’t sound too drastic to me, so I cleared the codes and am waiting for them to appear again. Sometimes engine codes get triggered if the car is too warm or cold when it’s started, so if they are show up again I’ll know it isn’t a false alarm.
If I had brought the car to a mechanic they could have charged me hundreds of dollars for anything they wanted and been completely unnecessary. If it was a real problem, I’d have some insider knowledge to match up with what the car repair shop would tell me is wrong.
I got mine from Amazon.com! For iPhone/iPad fans.
National Theatre in San Jose, Costa Rica
Favorite Aerial Shot – Tempisque River
That’s our boat down there!
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An OBD reader is a great gadget for anyone, even when not traveling. Depending on which one you get, you can also track your mileage, get driving tips, and find your car in a parking lot.
And great pictures (as always)!!
Steve
Hi Steve,
Thanks for the additional tips on the OBD reader!