aaronmorris
Head's a shed
As far as I'm aware the Td5 isn't OBD compliant and you will need a hawkeye, nanocom or lynx.
aaronmorris
Head's a shed
They're more expensive then a generalized code reader but is worth having and will pay for it's self in time
The cheap ebay ELM427 readers do work on the Discovery 2, gives you basic functions but little in the way of depth of coverage once you get past the basic engine parameters and a bit of fault code reading/deleting.
Most are plug-in and need a Laptop to display, but mine was fine for what it cost, I have it still and a Hawkeye.
Peter
Most are plug-in and need a Laptop to display, but mine was fine for what it cost, I have it still and a Hawkeye.
Peter
Unknown to me, the wife had noticed me looking at the readers and decided to order one that Bid Tv are selling. Its a cougar with a built in display on it. It came today and she gave it to me as an early crimbo present,.......... and guess what, it is recognised. At £29.99, it's a miracle it does.
aaronmorris
Head's a shed
Now that I didn't know, Could have saved my self a few quid, But hay ho nanocom's still a good bit of kit
Now that I didn't know, Could have saved my self a few quid, But hay ho nanocom's still a good bit of kit
We bought a Hawkeye as well as the OBDII reader, gives you many more options and settings, but it is 10 times the price.
Peter
aaronmorris
Head's a shed
Ah fair enough, Suppose it depends what you actually want to do with it then.
