Quick answer. A buyer texted us about a 2024 Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport-L at a dealer in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and asked if a qualified inspector could do it that day. A Supercanic network inspector in Harrisburg did the inspection. The full scan showed zero trouble codes, and every system on the screen read Pass, No fault. The inspection was $225.
Key Points
- The buyer asked for an inspection the same day.
- A Supercanic network inspector in Harrisburg went to the dealer lot.
- The scan read DTCs 0. Nine systems on the screen, from the engine to the power steering, read Pass, No fault.
- The inspector also shot the engine bay, the dash, the outside and the underside.
- The price was $225.
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A Same Day Ask
The text was simple. The buyer had sent an inspection request for a 2024 CR-V Hybrid Sport-L and wanted to know if a qualified inspector could get to it that day.
That is a common spot to be in. The car looks right and you do not want to lose it. A same day inspection lets you decide with facts.
The Scan
On a hybrid, the scan matters more than ever. There is a gas engine, an electric drive system and a lot of computers watching both.
Here is what the screen listed. The engine computer. The electric powertrain. ABS and stability control. The airbag system. The gauges. Body electrical. The ignition control module. The electric servo brake system. The electric power steering.
All nine read Pass, No fault. The code count at the top read zero.
A clean scan does not mean nothing can go wrong. It means no system had a stored fault at the moment of the inspection. On a nearly new hybrid, that is what you want to see.
Under the Hood
The inspector also photographed the dash, the outside of the car and the underside. Those photos are on the buyer's record.
2024 Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport-L, Harrisburg PA, October 16
Came in as: a same day inspection request at a dealer.
Scan showed: zero trouble codes, nine systems Pass, No fault.
Photographed: outside, dash, engine bay, underside.
Cost: $225.
The request came in by text and landed in Shop Desk, the software our shop built, where the job and its photos live. Any mechanic can use it free at yourshopdesk.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you do pre-purchase inspections in Pennsylvania?
Yes. This one was done in Harrisburg by a Supercanic network inspector.
Can I get an inspection the same day?
This buyer asked for one. Text or call us and we will tell you what is open.
What does Pass, No fault mean on a scan?
It means that system had no stored trouble code when the scan ran.
How much was this inspection?
$225.
Should I inspect a nearly new hybrid?
Yes. A scan of every system takes minutes and tells you if the computers have logged anything.
Supercanic tip: On any hybrid, ask for a full system scan, not just an engine code read. Call us at (951) 904-2477.
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