johnnysensi
Active Member
I'm in for a group buy if there is one..island4x4 want silly money
Disco Magic
Active Member
I'm in for a Td5 version.
I also believe they usually offer a 10% discount through December.
I also believe they usually offer a 10% discount through December.
Island 4x4 don't stock Nanocom as far as i know. They have Hawkeye and Lynx which are nothing like as good as Nanocom.
I would suggest that driving around with the distraction of reading a Nanocom is not a very good idea.
raywin
Well-Known Member
It might help you if you contact Hufhuf, he set up the recent group buy and it worked a treat, even better many of us paid in Euros using currency cards for a better rate which also helped the price.
I bought one.
Read this ( its a bit long) :
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/another-nanocom-group-buy.286725/
raywin
Well-Known Member
Clue is in the location.Bloody hell there are some tight gits on here.
Any Landy is like a hole in your pocket need to save money just to eat every day when you run a Defender.
kooky_guy
Well-Known Member
Just thinking for monitoring live data it would be better to have it fixed somewhere sensible than flying around on the passenger seat / dash top / floor.
I'm still trying to work out what's causing my heavy intermittent misfire so this seems the best way. No more distracting than a satnav surely?
A satnav talks to you a Nanocom doesn't.
raywin
Well-Known Member
Wife didn't talk to me when I bought the Nanocom
There is more than one way of looking at it. Diag fees at garages which mostly won't have the correct stuff. Even some of the expensive stuff is dodgy on Land rovers. So £30.00 to £50.00 for a diag session maybe more at a main dealer. Say £30.00 for ease. Use your Nanocom ten times you save almost the price of it. Invaluable piece of kit in my view.
Enuff
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My local Indy isn't interested unless it's a hours charge minimum.
Need to keep cost low as just purchased a 4.6 v8 as someone stuffed in the rear of my 4.0 in an accident and i have noticed the new fuel gauge goes down a lot quicker.
It also seems sluggish.
Time to transfer the LPG kit to my new motor in the cold, rain, wind and dark. Yipee.
Need to keep cost low as just purchased a 4.6 v8 as someone stuffed in the rear of my 4.0 in an accident and i have noticed the new fuel gauge goes down a lot quicker.
It also seems sluggish.
Time to transfer the LPG kit to my new motor in the cold, rain, wind and dark. Yipee.
