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Coxy996



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United Kingdom 2019 Range Rover Vogue SE SDV8 Carpathian Grey
Diagnostics scanner

Hello to all fellow FFRR owners. Ive just acquired a 2018 VSE SDV8 after nearly 20 years since being a RR owner (2001 P38 DHSE) Im sure the question I am asking has been covered many times but I cant seem to find anywhere suggesting a decent diag tool, im very hands on and adaption capabilities would be necessary.

TIA

Post #691730 2nd May 2024 8:42am
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JayGee



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The GAP IID is the weapon of choice for 99% of JLR DIYers. 2012 TDV8 Vogue (L322)

Post #691736 2nd May 2024 9:22am
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2 votes for GAP IID - but you need the right version to work on a 2018 vehicle. Wink

It must be the G3 version to work on newer L405's.

EDIT - I see there's also a G4 version now, so that'll no doubt work as well.

https://www.gap-diagnostic.com/shop/iidtool-bt/


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GAP iidtool , the best out there.. Thumbs Up ... - .- -.




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baz000000



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If you own several cars then there are advantages in going for a non specific LR tool. I own an iCarsoft CR Max and have used that on my L405 to live data AC pressures and temperatures when adding in refrigerant. I've monitored the transmission oil temperature when I changed the oil and sump. I've reset the service notification. I've pinpointed a Maff issue on one inlet and changed the sensor. I've done a battery reset after changing the battery. It has lots of other features I haven't needed to look into such as with air suspension calibration.

I own and help out with issues on a good many family member cars so a decent feature tool that does all is much more use to me than one specific to the LR and it's cheaper.

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