Land Rover Diags

Hi all

I have a Range Rover 2005, I bought it with some known faults. I'm getting messages about the air suspension and there is no response from the button on the dash board.

To help me find the problem can anyone recommend a good fault scanner.

I already have a Phone based Torque system but the scanner doesn't find any faults.

But there clearly are lol

I think I need a more land rover friendly version that can detect and maybe test the EAS better.

Any suggestions

Torque will only find OBD relevant faults, for which the suspension isn't.

You need something LR specific, generally starting from just under £100 for a basic multi system reader (Icarsoft I930) all the way to comprehensive coding devices like the near £500 Gap IID BT, but check the Gap Diagnostics web site for 2005 RR compatibility. I've both which I keep in the vehicle, plus I have 2 PC based systems too, one being a Delphi clone and the other a JLR SDD clone.

Nodge68 said:

Torque will only find OBD relevant faults, for which the suspension isn't.

You need something LR specific, generally starting from just under £100 for a basic multi system reader (Icarsoft I930) all the way to comprehensive coding devices like the near £500 Gap IID BT, but check the Gap Diagnostics web site for 2005 RR compatibility. I've both which I keep in the vehicle, plus I have 2 PC based systems too, one being a Delphi clone and the other a JLR SDD clone.

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Right I want a pc based one, software ideally to communicat with my Honeywell ODB2 bluetooth module. Any ideas where I get that ?

GrahamRath said:

Right I want a pc based one, software ideally to communicat with my Honeywell ODB2 bluetooth module. Any ideas where I get that ?

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Check Storey Wilson's web site Think he does something. Google eas unlocksuite

Some of the Delphi CDP clones support bluetooth, but you still need their OBD cable & box. I have one of the 2013 Chinese copies that works well for most cars, but bluetooth doesn't work well. I simply use the USB cable. Not sure if it does the l322 suspension though - never tried it.

I also have the iCarsoft i930 which seems to read everything & clear codes, but does not do EAS calibration. Mainly use it for Wife's Freelander & Son's Jaguar XF.

Rubberknees said:

Check Storey Wilson's web site Think he does something. Google eas unlocksuite

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Don't think his works with Bluetooth. There's Allcomms for the early L322 and then 4Dcan for when they switched to canbus.