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iCarsoft will read and clear faults, but won't calibrate the system.
Bearmach Hawkeye will do similar and *may* calibrate the system
Nanocom Evolution is only available from 2005/6 onwards I think, but is rated as one of the best systems
Faultmate Extreme is mega bucks
Britpart Lynx has mixed reviews
I think the RSW Solutions 4DScan might do the L322 models of your year....very capable piece of kit.
Snapon Solus models are good, but pricey.
Bearmach Hawkeye will do similar and *may* calibrate the system
Nanocom Evolution is only available from 2005/6 onwards I think, but is rated as one of the best systems
Faultmate Extreme is mega bucks
Britpart Lynx has mixed reviews
I think the RSW Solutions 4DScan might do the L322 models of your year....very capable piece of kit.
Snapon Solus models are good, but pricey.
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Foxwell nt 530 maybe, I believe @backinblack has a Foxwell. I have bought the nt 530 but not really done much with other than plug it in and look through the list of things it will do which seems to be a fair amount.
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Forgot that one......most definately on the list, near the top too.
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Jamo0151 used the snapon solus and it didn't work for him but my Foxwell NT510 did it first time. I would let you try it but space is a bit too far away 
Jamo0151 thread https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/air-suspension-stuck-up-l322front.355726/
Jamo0151 thread https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/air-suspension-stuck-up-l322front.355726/
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Yes the nt530 is the newer version, was on offer at £130 (came on a slow boat from china nine days I think it was) I bought the icarsoft 930 when got the car two years ago it will read and reset codes (works a bit quicker than the foxwell but thats by the by) the nt530 will recalibrate steering angle sensor and suspension and reset gearbox adaptions also reads live data which would be handy, yes the gap iid is the dogs whatsits but look at the price. It did come in handy couple of days ago after I had the battery off, kept getting air bag fault, code was battery disconnect a bit of digging came up with a post by @holidaychicken re the explosive charge on positive battery cable after a clean up of said connector and hitting reset code button all was good.
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@Russell 1 . Just found the box for my Foxwell and there are 2 options, NT510 & NT510 pro, mines the 510 pro. Don't know what the difference is though.
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For that sort of money it's worth a look, i think the Icarsoft that Ant did a write up on is also not a bad bit of kit for the money.
When it comes to diagnostics it is a bit random, i have Faultmate extreme and allcomms and sometimes the allcomms wont connect to certain ECUs where the faultmate has not trouble at all and vice versa. The faultmate is incredible but also expensive and if i want to use it on a different vehicle i have to pay. If it is an L322 it's about £120 a go and if not an L322 it could be 5 times that. The allcomms works on 2002 to 2004, maybe 5 and again is a good bit of kit but restricted to those years, If i didn't have any kit now i would be looking at the icarsoft or foxwell to start out and then move on to something a bit more sophisticated if i needed it. My car used to lose the immobiliser link quite regularly which used to mean a trip to the dealer on a lorry until i got the faultmate and now allcomms will do it as well.
When it comes to diagnostics it is a bit random, i have Faultmate extreme and allcomms and sometimes the allcomms wont connect to certain ECUs where the faultmate has not trouble at all and vice versa. The faultmate is incredible but also expensive and if i want to use it on a different vehicle i have to pay. If it is an L322 it's about £120 a go and if not an L322 it could be 5 times that. The allcomms works on 2002 to 2004, maybe 5 and again is a good bit of kit but restricted to those years, If i didn't have any kit now i would be looking at the icarsoft or foxwell to start out and then move on to something a bit more sophisticated if i needed it. My car used to lose the immobiliser link quite regularly which used to mean a trip to the dealer on a lorry until i got the faultmate and now allcomms will do it as well.
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The new Hawkeye will work on all Land Rover models up to something like 2012. Handy if you have more than one model as I do (2000 and 2008).
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Which one?
There are youtube vids for syncing a L322 key, you just have to remember to resync them all as the new one will wipe out the old one, mine did anyway.
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One thing to note with the Foxwell NT510 pro when calibrating the suspension. It says make sure you select the correct wheel rim size then measure from the bottom of the rim, there isn't an option to select rim size.
I assume it's preset for 19" wheels.
I assume it's preset for 19" wheels.
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You have to buy the key from a dealer or indi with the transponder in it then sync it to the car. Approx £250
