Nanocom alternatives? Who has what

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Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08

I have a Foxwell N630 Pro or something like that. Bought it for an audi a few years ago and not very dear. Turns out it has Land Rover loaded on it so I just bled all the brakes via the abs module at a touch of a button. Could not be easier and the brake pedal is like a normal car now instead almost hitting the flooring and requiring double pumps.

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That's cool. You're right, they don't seem to expensive. Will do some more investing tonight. Cheers

The D2 picks up OBDII protocol but the D1, as I understand it,does not. I was reading water temp, intake temp etc via a Carista OBDII module and Torque app on my D2 yesterday.

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Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08

The D2 picks up OBDII protocol but the D1, as I understand it,does not. I was reading water temp, intake temp etc via a Carista OBDII module and Torque app on my D2 yesterday.

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Yeah i do the same thing now with the torque app. I mostly use it for the gps speedo (bigger tyres so she's a bit out) and coolant temp.

I have a Nanocom that I got thrown in with my L322 but it's no good to me as it doesn't work with the car (2002 BMW era model - needs GAP tool etc not Nanocom)

@shayne86 happy to sell if you are interested, make me an offer. Tried to PM you but your inbox is full apparently.

Works fine when I hook it up to the computer but will need to be changed to your vehicle's VIN.

I'm in Perth but happy to post.

Chris

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Originally Posted by LoveMyV8County

I have a Nanocom that I got thrown in with my L322 but it's no good to me as it doesn't work with the car (2002 BMW era model - needs GAP tool etc not Nanocom)

@shayne86 happy to sell if you are interested, make me an offer. Tried to PM you but your inbox is full apparently.

Works fine when I hook it up to the computer but will need to be changed to your vehicle's VIN.

I'm in Perth but happy to post.

Chris

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Hey mate I'm in Perth as well. Ill have a look at that inbox, never use it so didn't know it was full [emoji28]

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Originally Posted by LoveMyV8County

I have a Nanocom that I got thrown in with my L322 but it's no good to me as it doesn't work with the car (2002 BMW era model - needs GAP tool etc not Nanocom)

@shayne86 happy to sell if you are interested, make me an offer. Tried to PM you but your inbox is full apparently.

Works fine when I hook it up to the computer but will need to be changed to your vehicle's VIN.

I'm in Perth but happy to post.

Chris

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Nanocoms are not VIN specific.
When buying a Nanocom you also buy the 'unlock code' for your type of Land Rover. There are also a couple of different comms cables available.
If buying a second hand Nanocom you may need to buy (from BBS) an unlock code for your type/model Landy - Defender, Td5, Puma, Disco, Freelander etc.
You can have numerous unlock codes in a single Nanocom unit.
See Nanocom (shop) site for details.

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Originally Posted by Xtreme

Nanocoms are not VIN specific.
When buying a Nanocom you also buy the 'unlock code' for your type of Land Rover. There are also a couple of different comms cables available.
If buying a second hand Nanocom you may need to buy (from BBS) an unlock code for your type/model Landy - Defender, Td5, Puma, Disco, Freelander etc.
You can have numerous unlock codes in a single Nanocom unit.
See Nanocom (shop) site for details.

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Thanks Roger for the info

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Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08

The D2 picks up OBDII protocol but the D1, as I understand it,does not. I was reading water temp, intake temp etc via a Carista OBDII module and Torque app on my D2 yesterday.

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So just to clarify the V8 D2 works with torque?

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Originally Posted by shack

So just to clarify the V8 D2 works with torque?

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yes.
Can read most sensors and stuff like that, AFAIR .. it can clear only the check engine light if it comes on, but not much else(in the free version).

Thanks