Thread: Members with diagnostic equipment

Ok everyone,

I got off my backside again () and now I have the August 09 version of the map done now...

AULRO Electronic Diagnostics Map

This time I figured out how to update the map without breaking the previous links... so if someone uses an old link, they get the latest version anyway.


Geoff

Originally Posted by WOLF57

I've got a generic OBDII reader. No good for three amigos or other Land Rover specific stuff, but works fine for reading and clearing generic stuff (engine codes, etc)

What he said for me too!!
I'm in Carramar (Northern Suburbs), Perth, WA.

Cheers,

..:: KIEREN ::..
2000 Disco II Auto V8
Object Of Mass Consumption
AussieAubs Disco Page

Looks like I need to keep working on the EASUnlock cable.

Think we need more listings for Classics... C'mon people!!!

I have a Nanocom in Kallangur, North of Brisbane. Still learning.....

Originally Posted by thethink

Ok everyone,

I got off my backside again () and now I have the August 09 version of the map done now...

AULRO Electronic Diagnostics Map

This time I figured out how to update the map without breaking the previous links... so if someone uses an old link, they get the latest version anyway.


Geoff

Time to get out of the armchair again and add me onto the list - I have a Nanocom in Doncaster, Melbourne and am happy to assist with fault code reading.

Cheers,

Franz

Better add to mine that I can read and clear codes on most CANbus systems now, can't do much else with CANbus as yet though.

I now have a Nanocom just getting used to it I am in Perth north of the river.

If you are in Southern areas of Adelaide, I've got a spanking new Nanocom/laptop setup with latest firmware AND I almost know how to use it.... well, reading and clearing codes is pretty easy anywho.

Happy to help if u need to be plugged in and diagnosed.

Cheers.