Thread: iid tool

Originally Posted by Bytemrk

As the other guys have said, the Bluetooth version has lots of advantages.

To give you in detail what these things can do here would take hours.... so I'd suggest you download the manual here and have a read:

IIDTool - Gap Diagnostic

I purchased mine though Duckworth parts in the UK - got a great price and great service.

Huge Shout out for Duckworth Parts in the UK

Great little tool.

I can't find the IID Tool on the Duckworths site. What search parameter did you use. I must think differently to them

Martin

There was a group buy on here.... it ended some time ago, but Dan from Duckwork's has honoured it for everyone that I know of that has contacted him..

I just emailed "Dan.Roberts AT duckworth.co.uk" ( Obviously with the correct @ symbol) it was £345.00 at the time.

The £ has had a hard time recently though... so not sure if that is the current price.

BMKal just got one,send him a PM to see where/how much.
Andrew

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

BMKal just got one,send him a PM to see where/how much.
Andrew

from Dan at Duckworths.

It's a fantastic piece of kit to have. Among everything else it's great for beach driving - just add a 30-40mm offset on the supension and it will be high enough for the rutted sand tracks and won't lower at 50! Who needs LLAMS?

Originally Posted by The Mighty Range Rover

It's a fantastic piece of kit to have. Among everything else it's great for beach driving - just add a 30-40mm offset on the supension and it will be high enough for the rutted sand tracks and won't lower at 50! Who needs LLAMS?

Both are very useful - for speed and convenience Llams wins hands down..... but if you don't have llams, you are right the IIDtool is a fantastic second option.

Originally Posted by Bytemrk

Both are very useful - for speed and convenience Llams wins hands down..... but if you don't have llams, you are right the IIDtool is a fantastic second option.

That's pretty much what I was thinking.

The IIDtool web site instructions say not to leave it plugged in so I would have to do that each time I wanted to change the suspension height. I need to change the height quickly as I will be dropping it down below access height to help my disabled wife get into and out of the car. This is frequently done with me either parked illegally or holding up a line of cars waiting to drop people off too. So I'll buy the Llams kit for that reason and get the IIDtool after that.

Have to spend the kid's inheritance some way.

Martin

I use my LLams at access height - 20mm every time my 80+ year old mum gets in and out of the car and it's perfect. Also very handy for very low car parks when I've got stuff on the roof.

On the other hand, IID primarily sits in the glove-box and gives me a really useful tool should I need it when remote. But it has lots of functionality that can be used for far more. I think Tombie summed it up perfectly.

Originally Posted by Tombie

It's a modern tool for a modern toolbox in a modern vehicle.