I have a Nanocom and for future reference, how do you do this ??
Diagnostic tool.
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JUKE179r
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For a Disco 2…
DISCOVERY 2 > TD5 or MOTRONIC > SLABS > green right button > UTILITY > ABS BLEEDING - TESTS … Voilà!
DISCOVERY 2 > TD5 or MOTRONIC > SLABS > green right button > UTILITY > ABS BLEEDING - TESTS … Voilà!
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Nice one, all I need now is Nanocom to send the password and ill be having a go.
It will hopefully make life easier especially after breaking one of the rear steel pipes this evening.
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Brakes sorted, onto the next job now.
As ive removed the ACE system the light comes on for that now, will the nanocom delete it or do I have to change something else to turn it off.
As ive removed the ACE system the light comes on for that now, will the nanocom delete it or do I have to change something else to turn it off.
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On the Nanocom…
DISCOVERY 2 > TD5 or MOTRONIC > VALEO BCU > SETTINGS > INSTRUMENT PACK > select NO to turn off ACE.
DISCOVERY 2 > TD5 or MOTRONIC > VALEO BCU > SETTINGS > INSTRUMENT PACK > select NO to turn off ACE.
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I had a go at turning the ACE off this morning and it doesn't remember the off setting and just goes back to on, do have to save the off somewhere? Really sorry if this is a stupid question but as ive said before, technology is a thing of mystery to me.
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I apologize… I forgot to mention once you select “NO” for ACE > press red X in bottom right corner > press “WRITE SETTINGS” >
A pop up will ask “Write Settings to ECU?”, click “OK” > the Nanocom will then write your changes to the BCU.
A pop up will ask “Write Settings to ECU?”, click “OK” > the Nanocom will then write your changes to the BCU.
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Nice one. I saw that and was to scared to see what happens when you click on it. 
