P38A Nanocom eas

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cornishboater

cornishboater

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well I have got my shiny new evo, nice piece of kit. I haven’t had a go yet because it is a tad damp outside!
One little question, with EASunlock the timer relay had to be removed, does the same thing apply with the nano?
Cheers
 
cornishboater said:
well I have got my shiny new evo, nice piece of kit. I haven’t had a go yet because it is a tad damp outside!
One little question, with EASunlock the timer relay had to be removed, does the same thing apply with the nano?
Cheers
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The EASunlock does not need the delay relay to be removed. You can get in a lot of trouble with a Nanocom if you don't know how to use it. Before you change anything note it down.
 
Thanks Wammers, I will deffo take great care (and pictures)
When I was using EASunlock from RSW I had to either remove the relay or replace it with a standard one. It didn’t do anything until I did. Luckily the EAS issue has been resolved but I am sure at some point it will kick me in the rear.
 
cornishboater said:
well I have got my shiny new evo, nice piece of kit. I haven’t had a go yet because it is a tad damp outside!
One little question, with EASunlock the timer relay had to be removed, does the same thing apply with the nano?
Cheers
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Got a vague memory that it might only work with it in place. Or maybe it won't work if you have replaced the delay relay with a standard automotive relay.
 
cornishboater said:
Thanks Wammers, I will deffo take great care (and pictures)
When I was using EASunlock from RSW I had to either remove the relay or replace it with a standard one. It didn’t do anything until I did. Luckily the EAS issue has been resolved but I am sure at some point it will kick me in the rear.
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The EAS relay does not need to be either removed or replaced with a normal relay for the RSW software to work, same applies to using the Nanocom for the EAS.
 
Datatek said:
The EAS relay does not need to be either removed or replaced with a normal relay for the RSW software to work, same applies to using the Nanocom for the EAS.
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Sure? I've a vague memory someone replaced it with a standard automotive relay to stop it self leveling and found it wouldn't communicate. Might have been coincidence I guess.
 
Datatek said:
That is effectively what I said, the EAS relay does not need to be removed to use the EAS software.
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I seem to remember someone having an issue talking to the eas ecu with the delay timer installed but can't remember who it was @supapete maybe?
Definately done mine with relay in place using nanocom so shouldn't be an issue.
 
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