I find myself with a bit of time on my hands and a few jobs outstanding on the FF.
I need to track down a suspension fault (I suspect a ride height sensor as the car pumps up and stays up no problem) and fix a duff PDC sensor (it doesn't stay on long enough to listen for ticking noises).

Will the iCarsoft V3 do this?
What about the Gap IID? - obviously a lot more expensive.

I don't particularly want to get into advanced stuff like coding different things in or out - when I'm employed again I will leave all the maintenance to my friendly local LR specialist.

GAP IID will do what you need, ICarsoft V3, it depends on what year your car is, up to 2006 it will not calibrate suspension (I know because my car is 2006 and I rang ICarsoft who told me it would not do it) I think it will calibrate later years but I'm not sure

I recently bit the bullet and bought a GAP IID. Very expensive, BUT it is really nice to use. The interface is very easy to follow, it connects really quick and easy and the user manual is comprehensive and easy to understand. I was really impressed with it. They do have very good resale value as well, so if you ever want to get rid of it you can recoup a lot of your investment.

The guided suspension calibration was very easy and quite quick. I've also been using the live values and those have been helpful too. 2006 Range Rover 4.4L Gas
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