P38Madness said:

Hi All,

9 months ago I inherited my dad's P38 Range Rover, it's a real beauty, it does have a few jobs need doing but a few weekends at my dad's and we will sort them out.

With the Range Rover being a 2000 model I know it will have a diagnostic's socket (OBD2), so my question is what is the best diagnostic tool out there that people recommend.

I know you can get a code reader for £25.00 but is there something that can really get into the BECM.

Cheers

John

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P38Madness said:

Cheers chaps, ive been looking at some video's of the fault mate nano, looks freaking awsum.

I will have to start smiling nicely at the wife when I order one.

Thanks again

John

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Datatek said:

Nanocom from BBS is cheaper than the Faultmate Nano and does the same job but without a laptop. I can supply the free EAS software plus the cable for not a lot.
No standard OBD reader will do anything except on the V8 engine ECU.

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P38Madness said:

Hi Datatek,

I noticed the Nanocom on the BBS website, it looks like which ever you go for they come as part of a kit with the OBD2 cable, interface cable for the pc, the device itself and the relevant license for the software provided.

It does look like these two devices are the ones to go for if you are serious about proper Land Rover diagnostics at home.

I will do some more research then break open the penny jar, see how hard I need to save up

Thanks again for all the help peeps.

John

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rami666 said:

I bought a Memoscanner u480, it will not link with a Disco 2.

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