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    ECU interface to use on trips for reliability

    All,

    As you all now know, Land Rover products are growing in complexity. The electronics are a real problem, because something can go wrong, and then shut down a critical system. The you have a real problem if you're in the middle of the Simpson

    So, what we are after is a unit to share between myself and a couple of mates that have LR, so that when we go on trips we can take a laptop and this device with us so that in the event of trouble we can as the car what it thinks is wrong, and clear and or rectify the fault.

    The cars that it will have to interface with is a p38, a classic (82) rangie, and a 2x td5's.

    On this forum I saw mention of the rovacom lite. It did look a little pricey but maybe that is the cost of what we want. If anyone has used this I'd love to hear from them.

    http://www.rovacomlite.com/

    Alternatively, if anyone knows of any other options or has any other ideas I'd love to hear from them.
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    Daniel on the Range Rover and Discovery forum is the Australian agent for Rovacom light.
    Regard sPhilip A

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    Hi there I use the rovacom lite easy to use and have found it use full
    if you can share the cost even better
    disco seriesII mods so far:-bullbar,hyd winch,
    detriot locker,lsd front,C.D.L kit,chipped and bigger intercooler,2" lift,rock sliders, lsd in transfer case, modified auto trans.

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    **BUMP**

    I'm still looking for alternatives on this. The Rovacom lite looks the goods but I'd like to know of all options.

    PhillipA - Do you have a contact for the Aussie agent, or can you point me to the board he uses? Thanks
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    Daniel
    http://members.boardhost.com/blumx/

    You will have to post on teh forum and ask him, as his email address is not on the only post I could find.
    Regards Philip A

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    Tip...

    Rovacom Light can check and diagnose the vehicles but cannot reprogram them.

    If your interested in reprogramming you need to go to Rovacom Pro.

    Or if you have $16k burning in your pocket you can get Autologic.

    Cheers
    Mike

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    Originally posted by tombraider
    Tip...

    Rovacom Light can check and diagnose the vehicles but cannot reprogram them.

    If your interested in reprogramming you need to go to Rovacom Pro.

    Or if you have $16k burning in your pocket you can get Autologic.

    Cheers
    Mike
    We don't want to be able to re-prgram them, just re-set fault codes to get them back going again. Will rovacom lite do this for us ??
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    yes you can reset fault codes and you can change some settings,I have changed the supension heights and a couple of other things
    disco seriesII mods so far:-bullbar,hyd winch,
    detriot locker,lsd front,C.D.L kit,chipped and bigger intercooler,2" lift,rock sliders, lsd in transfer case, modified auto trans.

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    Yes, sorry....

    Its allows factory type calibration / fault sorting.

    Just no programming facility.

    Cheers
    Mike

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    The only interface you need with an 82 rangie is a big hammer and some fencing wire :wink:

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