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[WallaceandGromit]

Need recommendations for a fault reader as sadly the £500 gap diagnostic tool I used on my Range Rover is as much use as a chocolate fireguard, so it's going on eBay.

 

[Bobby-gg]

Gap IID tool? That's land rover specific, that's why it won't work on anything else!

 

[Phill D]

if its a FIAT base then i would recommend the Multiecuscan software from Gendan in Swansea.

there is a free version that you can download and play with the buy a license and obd connectors specific to your model year.

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[RedFrame]

+1 For Multi ECU on a fiat (Fiat)

IcarSoft MB V3.0 for a Merc. (Merc, Maybach, Smart and Sprinter)

Cheers
Red

 

[WallaceandGromit]

Gap IID tool? That's land rover specific, that's why it won't work on anything else!

True and over the years it saved me a fortune

 

[WallaceandGromit]

+1 For Multi ECU on a fiat (Fiat)

IcarSoft MB V3.0 for a Merc. (Merc, Maybach, Smart and Sprinter)

Cheers
Red

And for Peugoet ????

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[Phill D]

And for Peugoet ????

i believe there is a version of Multi ecuscan for Peugot.

have a look at the Gendan web pages or give them a call they are really helpfull.

 

[the1andonly]

On the multiecuscan site there is a list of all modules it can talk to. Not an easy route but the non ducatos have many of the same ecu's, probably not engine for entire range. Agree you should contact Gendan

 

[the1andonly]

From an old post by Deneb
I don't think it will. MES is FCA only. Although the Boxer and Relay are the same platform, MES needs to identify the ECU from its Fiat ISO code before it will connect to it, and I believe the ISO codes for the units in the other vans are different.

AlfaOBD on android will connect to all the Sevel X250/X290 vans via bluetooth to an ELM OBD dongle and with the necessary MultiEcuScan adapter cables is just as functional as MES for reading/clearing DTCs, and also has better programming and actuation capabilities.


Does any one with a Boxer or Relay base use Alfaobd?
Or if you are in Northampton PM me and we will have a play.

edit just checked suported cars are Jumper Relay and Boxer

AlfaOBD

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[EuroTrotters]

Need recommendations for a fault reader as sadly the £500 gap diagnostic tool I used on my Range Rover is as much use as a chocolate fireguard, so it's going on eBay.

I have a Range Rover and the word on forums is Gaps are great !

 

[WallaceandGromit]

I have a Range Rover and the word on forums is Gaps are great !

wana buy one

 

[EuroTrotters]

wana buy one

Unless it’s a giveaway price, no thanks.

When my daughters have finished using my RR after their annual Christmas visits fromUAE.

I’m thinking of seeking it. I’ve done about 4,000 miles in just over 4 years.

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[Sue and Rick]

Try easydiagnostics that’s where I got mine. Trouble is you need to source the boxer adapter from else where. Jim there is very helpful

 

[68c]

Not sure which model Boxer you have. I have a Boxer 2001 2.8hdi which has the three pin diagnostic socket. Gendan told me their kit will not connect to my van, to be exact they say they cannot state it will.
I understand there is not much one can diagnose from these early vans. I have been down this route as have an occasional limp mode, can go weeks with out it happening.

 

[WallaceandGromit]

Not sure which model Boxer you have. I have a Boxer 2001 2.8hdi which has the three pin diagnostic socket. Gendan told me their kit will not connect to my van, to be exact they say they cannot state it will.
I understand there is not much one can diagnose from these early vans. I have been down this route as have an occasional limp mode, can go weeks with out it happening.

2009 autocruise gleneagle

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[EuroTrotters]

Need recommendations for a fault reader as sadly the £500 gap diagnostic tool I used on my Range Rover is as much use as a chocolate fireguard, so it's going on eBay.

Send us a Link when you pop it on Ebay.

 

[AndrewB]

I use AlphaOBD on our 2018 boxer based Autosleeper Nuevo, primarily to set the tyre monitor pressures to values appropriate to the weighed axle loadings for which it works very well. Not tried it for engine fault codes however.

 

[Bobby-gg]

Send us a Link when you pop it on Ebay.

Don't forget that with IID tool that you've then got to get it registered to your vehicle when you buy a second hand one

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[the1andonly]

I use AlphaOBD on our 2018 boxer based Autosleeper Nuevo, primarily to set the tyre monitor pressures to values appropriate to the weighed axle loadings for which it works very well. Not tried it for engine fault codes however.

Go on try it. Just to satisfy my curiosty.

 

[the1andonly]

 

[Realist]

For anything Land Rover repeated like Range Rovers, Discovery’s etc there is only one reader/writer and that’s IIDTool by Gap.

Other readers don’t allow writing to CCF files or allow you to change configuration only look at faults etc.

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[Tigger-Tim]

I've used Multiecuscan on my citroen (same as peugeot). It can connect to most of the ECUs, but not the engine. I was able to adjust the TPMS reference pressures (the main thing I wanted it for).

If I need to read an engine code, I'll give alfaOBD a go.