Question for mechanic

Sarah's father does not have hardly any car repair equipment but does have
an excellent collection of tools. He has a OBD II scanner. He also has a
timing light and a device to test the voltage of his battery. I want to
buy him a device for less than a $100.00. What device should I buy him for
Christmas to help him figure out what is wrong if his fairly new Ford
Mustang develops a problem?

 

A good (factory?) service manual for his car?

 

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Get him a service manual on cd. People are selling those things for cheap on
eBay. Next best thing to having a shop manual and they often have the most
recent updates. I don't know how many people want to pound their way through
the interface they setup on it, but overall I like it.

Regards

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