What's the cheapest diagnostic tool that allows recalibration of the sls? Nanocom is really expensive! There's some readers for like 50 quid and hawkeye/lynx seem abit better price. Any advice?

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When you read down the page and realise someone asked practically the same question at the start of the week!

As so many have said on the forum previously, the only devices known to give truthful results on the Disco 2 are Nanocom, Hawkeye or Lynx for the DIY market. The Testbook T4 is the kit used by the main dealer.
There are one or two which might be able to read some of the engine ECU data but it's unlikely that they will read any of the more specialised ECUs such as SLABS.
When I bought my Disco I had already done my research and allocated enough to buy a Nanocom at the same time.
Your best bet is to find somebody who might be able to help. A visit to the main dealer is going to cost at least a third of the cost of say, a Hawkeye.

Managed to get away without one or use generic one at work so far.
Wont do the sls though.
Yeah I figure it's not worth paying mechanics it never is! They're expensive to buy but it would be close to get it fixed at a garage. Plus you can sell/reuse
Be better when 300 is fixed nothing complicated on that

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