Really need to get me a good diagnostic tool

[harlie]

Nearly at the point of shelling out for Faultmate for my L322, I am sick of the ****box diagnostic tool I paid good money for!!!

Several functions simply don't work still. Not to mention that it is the most annoying piece of electronics to use and I use a lot of devices.

Went to use it this morning, after 20 minutes of ****ing about I gave up with out retrieving any data that I was after. Plugged in an old Garmin GPS that has a OBD2 dongle and there it is instant.

Sorry I just had to vent...

[Declan]

Harlie
Go to Gap diagnostic tool IIDTool for Land Rover - GAP Diagnostic (http://www.gap-diagnostic.com/products/iidtool.html) I have one an it excellent.:twisted::twisted:

[shanegtr]

I've been tossing up between the faultmate MSV-2 and the nanocom evolution for my D3, Im leaning more towards the nanocom due to its standalone nature which I think may be more suitable if you need to fault find away from home.

[LR1979]

Nearly at the point of shelling out for Faultmate for my L322, I am sick of the ****box diagnostic tool I paid good money for!!!

Several functions simply don't work still. Not to mention that it is the most annoying piece of electronics to use and I use a lot of devices.

Went to use it this morning, after 20 minutes of ****ing about I gave up with out retrieving any data that I was after. Plugged in an old Garmin GPS that has a OBD2 dongle and there it is instant.

Sorry I just had to vent...

What's the tool and supplier? Definitely not gonna buy it, lol. I bought a JLR last week, not arrive yet, a member told me it works, but I can't guarantee. I will let you know if it really works when I received it :twisted: