Thread: MY13 D4 Diagnostic / Calibration Tools

Originally Posted by GregMilner

I have a L322 TDV8 2012 model, is it safe to assume this IID tool would connect to my car, off the shelf so to speak?

As long as you buy the one for the L322. (If there is one available)

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Originally Posted by GregMilner

I have a L322 TDV8 2012 model, is it safe to assume this IID tool would connect to my car, off the shelf so to speak?

Looks like its still in development:
IIDTool for Land Rover - GAP Diagnostic

Cheers,
Jon

Originally Posted by jon3950

Looks like its still in development:
IIDTool for Land Rover - GAP Diagnostic

Cheers,
Jon

Thanks Jon, I checked that site, their drop down menu for vehicle models for L322 doesn't go beyond 2009! Bit out of date by the looks of it.

Originally Posted by the_amors

Has anyone got one of these in a D4 my13 interested in knowing a bit more.
Cheers.

My D4 is the MY13, so yes, the BT version does work on the MY13.

I got it from Salop 4x4, as they were one of the few ones that had the BT version available. GBP 375 including delivery.

Another with the IIDTool BT, £370.00 from LRParts. Very happy with it, great support from Patrick at GAP Diagnostic!

If you join their beta program it gives you access to new trial features in development.

The main things I wanted were to be able set/recall my own EAS heights, fix the fuel consumption figure and read fault codes.

Just got a reply from Britpart about my inquiry re the tool for the 2012 L322 - it hasn't been released yet, but he's promised to let me know when it is. Seems strange, since the 4.4V8 has been around for 4 years or so.

Thanks for the input.
Am down to 2, not that there is much choice for MY13 D4.
IIDTool Bluetooth. Definite plus about the customer service and sound like a good bit of kit.
and
Faultmate MSV-2 extreme. Bigger price tag but on first look seems to do more.
For what they can do, not cheap especially single VIN, but they certainly can do a lot and it is market driven.
Late nights researching continues.

Scrap last reply, only choice it seems is the IIDTool or the IIDTool Bluetooth.
Another night scouring the web.