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Shropshire lass



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Eas diagnosis and clearing device recommendations please?

First proper post on here guys other than an introduction. I bought an l322 td6 back in May this year and have gradually been sorting it out. I was a bit slow to find this forum and am now firmly hooked!
Looking for the simplest portable eas reset device,have only had one case of the air suspension in active message but would like to be able to read then reset the air suspension . I realise it depends on the fault ,this is just with landrover gremlins in mind. Thanks in advance ..
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i think you have answered your question yourself sally by asking for a 'portable' device...out of the 3 options you have, stevemfr's IIDTool has to be the best...,out of the other two ,the RAC needs a laptop and the faultmate is way overpriced.... ... - .- -.




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Thanks Scarey,just feel i would be way out of my depth with a product that purely relies on the lap top. Any idea on the price of them?
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the prices can be found in this tread [page 2].. http://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic7073.html ... - .- -.




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scarey wrote:
...out of the 3 options you have, stevemfr's IIDTool has to be the best...,



Oh booger, Joe90 has just bought the RAC unit.......... Big Cry
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so did i and i'm thinking it 'might' have been the wrong decision especially with the lack of support. at least steve is on here helping with questions etc.... ... - .- -.




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I've never tried the RAC, but I have the IID and I'm very happy with it! Very Happy

@ Shropshire Lass, I'd strongly recommend that you go for the IID tool, rather than just the EAS. For an extra £100 you get one hell of a lot of extra functionality! Thumbs Up

Welcome to the forum! Range Rover-less at the moment - Pining!
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Does the IDDTool cover the TD6 engine?
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Thanks for the link, Scarey, havent quite cracked the availability of knowledge in the wiki. I'm sure i'll get the hang of it.
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does everything john... Very Happy

@sally, Thumbs Up ... - .- -.




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Thanks Bozmandb9. I had looked at the bearmach hawk eye hand held fault reader and reset tool, so its good to get some feed back as to how people find using these devices. Really see it coming into its own on trips to france etc
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scarey wrote:
does everything john... Very Happy



Looks like it could be a winner then Thumbs Up
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scarey wrote:
i think you have answered your question yourself sally by asking for a 'portable' device...out of the 3 options you have, stevemfr's IIDTool has to be the best...,out of the other two ,the RAC needs a laptop and the faultmate is way overpriced....


It's not really fair to say the faultmate is overpriced. It is functionally miles ahead of the others, and the price you pay is for all the R&D that has been required to get it to where it is. Remember it's a professional tool; the others including RAC which I have, are just fault code reader and reset tools with a bit of air suspension configuration thrown in at the moment.
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Shropshire lass wrote:
Thanks Bozmandb9. I had looked at the bearmach hawk eye hand held fault reader and reset tool, so its good to get some feed back as to how people find using these devices. Really see it coming into its own on trips to france etc


re steves jobby thing, it must be said that the unit locks itself to that vehicles vin and cant be used on any other range rover, whereas the RAC does not..but any extra vin cost wont seem that much once you've used the IIDTol once and saving on dealer costs.l ... - .- -.




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If the iid tool uses the vehicle display to allow you to read the information, I'll have to hang on till I've had my pixels sorted. They are too poor at the moment to read too much information. They are on the to do list ( I'm sure this never reduces, I can't even plead lack of awareness as this isn't my first landrover product.)
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