Thread: Faultmate or Hawkeye

Thanks for the reply. Thats a lot of interesting reading. I understand about the tick sheet. Thats whats frustrating me at the moment. Their product manual doesn't come any where near yours, with regards to content and explanations.

just like to add for those still looking for diagnostic equipment, i have a hawkeye and the only vehicle that it is any good for is the d2 as it will let you program different systems. its also unlocked for my p38 and is rubbish on it all you can do is read and clear codes in some systems, you cant access security and hevac or becm so if you are just after something for code clearing its the way to go but if you want a proper diagnostic tool then go for the faultmate, i wish i did.
hope this helps.
mick

Hiya Hippo
I am so glad you got my subliminal message. And i thank wanglemooose for confirming it.

I really do not like debunking any competitor. But this world seems to be full of companies who are a bit too frugal with the true facts of what they actully provide for my liking. It's worse with Generic OBDII equipment that promises coverage of all LR models but does not mention thats only a very limited part of the Engine management ECU's only

You can tick a settings or output box on promo literature if you have 1, 10, 50 or 100 settings or outputs. Sadly too many are driven by ticks and price and really do not end up with the best value and functionality for money that there is.

Only a company who knows for sure they probide everything possible on given models and systems would dare fully list what they provide for open comparison.

The MSV-2 is not the cheapest system, but it is absolutely the best value for money and functionality there is. Not one investor in our system has ever declared they wish they had bought anything else.

Mick, i note and admire your absolute honesty, most would find it hard to accept and acknowledge they made a bad choice and post up as such.
Please drop me a PM with your e-mail address. You seem able to quickly an knowledgably tell good from bad and i could do with your input.

Warmest Regards

Colin

Ive just purchased a EAS kicker. I wanted to buy the Faultmate MSV-2 for my Range rover Classic EAS but Ive had no response from my emails, my questions is, can it clear fault codes and re calibrate heights for the EAS on RRC?

Plus, I have been looking at the Lynx Diagnostic interface Lynx Diagnostics but couldn't find anyone who could give me the pro's and cons of the Faultmate vs Lynx; can you help (understand you're opinion may be bias to the BlackBox solution)

Christian.
South Australia