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tveitan

Member Since: 10 Dec 2016
Location: Norway
Posts: 47

Hi! yes, it is Toolset 32. The file should be located in EDIABAS>ECU folder. the file is named DSC_L30.prg. Once you locate the file, you load it. It opens a new window where you can select different jobs. scroll down to coden_schreiben. Click it. On the right you will se a box where it says Argument. Just below there is a box where you can enter text. in that box you type 07, E0
Hit F5 key. Thats it. You Also need to calibrate steering angle sensor, if you haven't done it allready.
Hope this helps 2002 Range Rover Td6

23rd Oct 2019 7:17am

Loyola1988

Member Since: 04 Mar 2019
Location: PARIS
Posts: 8

2003 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Giverny Green

thanx i'll try this week end

26th Oct 2019 3:25pm

Loyola1988

Member Since: 04 Mar 2019
Location: PARIS
Posts: 8

No luck for me it still won't work maybe the argument is bad mine is a 03 V8 any body can give me the rgiht argument with tool32?

29th Oct 2019 1:29pm

tveitan

Member Since: 10 Dec 2016
Location: Norway
Posts: 47

That's too bad. You're the second one who hasn't had any luck trying this. The argument is from, and used on a Td6. Tried it with two separate modules and it works fine. 2002 Range Rover Td6

29th Oct 2019 3:17pm

Loyola1988

Member Since: 04 Mar 2019
Location: PARIS
Posts: 8

Hello how did you pick up the argument?

7th Nov 2019 3:26pm

Trombots

Member Since: 24 Jun 2020
Location: Anglesey
Posts: 1

2004 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Adriatic Blue

tveitan wrote:
Hi! yes, it is Toolset 32. The file should be located in EDIABAS>ECU folder. the file is named DSC_L30.prg. Once you locate the file, you load it. It opens a new window where you can select different jobs. scroll down to coden_schreiben. Click it. On the right you will se a box where it says Argument. Just below there is a box where you can enter text. in that box you type 07, E0
Hit F5 key. Thats it. You Also need to calibrate steering angle sensor, if you haven't done it allready.
Hope this helps

Worked fine on my 2004 TD6 too! A real lifesaver, (well saved a few quid anyway!). Many thanks.

I would really like to know if there is a reference guide somewhere for DSC_L30.prg. Must be able to do lots of other funky stuff with it.

Cheers,

Ed

24th Jun 2020 8:07am

tveitan

Member Since: 10 Dec 2016
Location: Norway
Posts: 47

Loyola1988 wrote:
Hello how did you pick up the argument?

Hi. I found it when reading the config file from another RR Td6 2002 Range Rover Td6

25th Jun 2020 1:18pm

tveitan

Member Since: 10 Dec 2016
Location: Norway
Posts: 47

Trombots wrote:
tveitan wrote:
Hi! yes, it is Toolset 32. The file should be located in EDIABAS>ECU folder. the file is named DSC_L30.prg. Once you locate the file, you load it. It opens a new window where you can select different jobs. scroll down to coden_schreiben. Click it. On the right you will se a box where it says Argument. Just below there is a box where you can enter text. in that box you type 07, E0
Hit F5 key. Thats it. You Also need to calibrate steering angle sensor, if you haven't done it allready.
Hope this helps

Worked fine on my 2004 TD6 too! A real lifesaver, (well saved a few quid anyway!). Many thanks.

I would really like to know if there is a reference guide somewhere for DSC_L30.prg. Must be able to do lots of other funky stuff with it.

Cheers,

Ed

Good to hear! I would like to know that as well

2002 Range Rover Td6

25th Jun 2020 1:48pm

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