gold rover
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Welcome. No such thing as a 'cheap' L322. 
gold rover
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You may be able to buy them cheap these days, my comment is more to do with repairs and upkeep. Unless you do all the work yourself and do not factor in the cost of your time, they are not cheap. In a few years people will buy 'cheap' L405s and get bitten by the same issue. As soon as electronics came in, cheap went out and the L322 is heavily laden with electronics.
See you in the forum, when the 'help!!' posts start
Addit: oops looks like you're already there.
t20bigjim
Member
You may be able to buy them cheap these days, my comment is more to do with repairs and upkeep. Unless you do all the work yourself and do not factor in the cost of your time, they are not cheap. In a few years people will buy 'cheap' L405s and get bitten by the same issue. As soon as electronics came in, cheap went out and the L322 is heavily laden with electronics.
See you in the forum, when the 'help!!' posts start
Addit: oops looks like you're already there.
I have a huge workshop as I specialise in classic cars so tools arnt an issue not is my time to do it
I bought a far newer snap on diagnostics kit as I run a Mercedes sprinter for work and the previous diag tool I had did the model before but not my current one. So getting a RR was a good excuse to buy a newer toy! Oh and my father in law wants to use it too as he works on countless cars for other people.
gold rover
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Ok,,you know best
