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  1. 2nd November 2015, 06:10 PM #1
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    Puma 2013-Tools for monitoring/resetting engine warnings

    Am in the market for a tool as mentioned on the heading above.
    I am sure some of the members here have a variety of tools to do that but need something which is simple to use and not with exorbitant price tag.

    What prompted me to start looking is due to an engine symbol fault that I had after crossing a creek yesterday in the high country. Water at one stage came just below bonnet level, got out fine and defender was still running fine. After 30 mins the warning was gone. I suspected one of the contacts may have gone wet. Phew that was a relief!!!

    One of the cars with us had a scan gauge (landcruiser Puma 2013-Tools for monitoring/resetting engine warnings)and he had a list of codes on paper that refers to if and when he gets faults.

    Anyway that is the reason long way around.

    Thanks in advance.
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  2. 2nd November 2015, 11:58 PM #2
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    Nanocom Evolution

    You might like to check this out and get involved.

    Nanocom Group Buy
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  3. 3rd November 2015, 01:15 AM #3
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    I have a Ultra Gauge. It does lots more than just show faults.
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  4. 3rd November 2015, 06:38 AM #4
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    Ok thanks guys will check both
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  5. 3rd November 2015, 10:19 AM #5
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    Get a BAS remap, you get a tool that can read and clear fault codes.
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    I also have the BAS remap, so I can use that tool for analysis and clearing too. In some ways that is much easier, and efficient for clearing faults. But, as I have the ultragauge plugged in and showing data as a set of gauges, I don't use the BAS tool. And fortunately, I have had no need as yet.

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  7. 3rd November 2015, 01:14 PM #7
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    BAS is very pricy and not on priority list at the moment. Will have to get something around the $400 mark. Looks like the nanocom bulk buy for $350 is a reasonable option. How does the ultra gauge compare with nanocom?
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  8. 5th November 2015, 06:08 AM #8
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    Hi Guys,

    So what is the main differences between BAS, Nanocom and the other thingy mentioned?

    I too am looking for a tool that can remap engine, clear fault codes and get me out of limp mode if possible.

    Is there a thread where it breaks down the differences and lists there features and benefits?

    I had the remap done at BDL last time and every time I had warranty work I had go back to BDL for re-mapping. There was no charge but it was a pain in the arse

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    Quote Originally Posted by Babs View Post
    Hi Guys,

    So what is the main differences between BAS, Nanocom and the other thingy mentioned?

    I too am looking for a tool that can remap engine, clear fault codes and get me out of limp mode if possible.

    Is there a thread where it breaks down the differences and lists there features and benefits?

    I had the remap done at BDL last time and every time I had warranty work I had go back to BDL for re-mapping. There was no charge but it was a pain in the arse

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    The BAS remap tool allows you to change ECU maps at any time, no need for a visit to anyone else. It also is a code reader with the ability to clear the codes. It's pretty basic but works for me.
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  10. 5th November 2015, 10:45 AM #10
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    I am putting my order for a nanocom part of a group buy. Saving 25%
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