Plus one on the Foxwell, which has got ot be the best value for money by far especially if you have more than one LR/Jaguar vehicle, personally I have a pro 520 and love it, they also make a 530.Not I with a Lynx.
I’ve got a Nanocom and Foxwell NT-510 that works well on our V8s and Td5s.
You need to ask peeps with more knowledge than me, but if I had what you have, i'd get one for the Jaaags as much as owt else.I'm new to the world of diagnostic readers. The Foxwell NT530 seems excellent value for money compared to the Nanocom, especially as I have 2 Jaguars as well as the Disco 2, but are they doing the same thing? As a layman the Nanocom seems to have more functionality in terms of changing parameters in the car. Have I understood that right, and if so is that functionality an amateur would ever want / need to use?
I have a Hawkeye Total which is also very good and does all other LR vehicles
But what does, did, it cost?I have a Hawkeye Total which is also very good and does all other LR vehicles
It was £220 second hand with 2 extra dongles for D3/4 and l322 (no use to me!). It has saved me a lot of garage fees and has been reliable. Id love a nanocom but they were twice the price….But what does, did, it cost?
compared with
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Both nanocoms and hawkeyes are as rare as rocking horse droppings. I know cos I looked for one for ages.It was £220 second hand with 2 extra dongles for D3/4 and l322 (no use to me!). It has saved me a lot of garage fees and has been reliable. Id love a nanocom but they were twice the price….
Does it switch off the Alarm and allow for coding of a 2nd hand key using the 6 digit code on the fob?+1 on the Foxwell. I have the NT530 and it handles live data way better than my Hawkeye Total. About the only thing that it doesn't do is remap ECUs.
YesDoes it switch off the Alarm
Nope. I was never able to code my 2nd fob with my older Foxwell NT-510. The Nanocom flawlessly did it though.and allow for coding of a 2nd hand key using the 6 digit code on the fob?
Foxwell also saves to an SD card.Another advantage of the Nanocom is that you can save data to a SD card. This includes a data set from actual driving, with all the sensor readings at the various rpm's. This has proved invaluable to many as a means of diagnosing issues and means you can also share the results with others as it saves to a spreadsheet format, and IIRC is not a facility available on the other diagnostic systems.