Thread: Tool comparisons

If you buy the iid (GAP) bluetooth version,you can use it via an app on your smartphone.

I also have the Faultmate extreme,but much prefer the simplicity of the iid tool to check the various systems on my L322.

Hope that helps.

Merry Christmas

DG

I have the non-BT GAP IID but I prefer to use my Faultmate - I can do more with it. I also have a T4 (Testbook).

Hi

I have the Rovacom IQ from Blackbox Solutions for my D4. It uses an Android App. Advantages for me is that one gets a decent screen size (7 inch on my Samsung) for all of the real-time data values and diagnostics.

I think what you probably want to eventually build up is a table of features for each model with a yes or no on what feature is supported. That info, if kept up-to-date as a table, would be a valuable thread here.

Mike

I suppose the main issue I have is with Gap ID tool you need a tablet to display a lot, but can upload fuel maps and do the EGR blanking.
The Nanocom has a stand alone screen, so you could mount and use permanently. I also believe you can upload fuel maps but from wherebut not sure if it can do the EGR blanking. Downside is previous Nanocom I have has had intermittent problems for years (for TD5) and never really lived up to expectations eg on instrument mode continually turns off and then wont connect (yes earth modification has been done).
Cheers
Craig

I have found the Gap iiD BT displays plenty of info on my iPhone.

Scott