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scot
Member Since: 04 Apr 2009
Location: Virginia - USA
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Will your system work for USA based vehicles as well? In terms of pricing posted, is that with VAT included what you have listed in the forum post? Does it include upgrades?
Finally, at that price you get the full system which will do both the fault disgnosis as well as settings changes.
Er wait, one more question. The USA vehicles are set to nag every time we get into the vehicle and lock out nav changes. There is a vehicle setting for other countries which changes that restriction, but the dealers are not allowed to make that change. Can your software do it?
Sorry lots of questions, but I am about to buy a LR3 and would like to be prepared. I can't stand paying others to do work I am comfortable doing!
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 Sat Apr 04 2009 5:16pm |
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BBS SPY
Site Sponsor
Member Since: 15 Jun 2007
Location: Cyprus where it is still surprisingly warm.
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Hello Scot, yes our system is 100% compatible with LR3 and indeed has specific inclusion of LR3 only systems
All prices quoted would be plus VAT, we show both in our web shop. Although obviously for US customers we don't add any VAT.
Yes our Full capability software license that comes with SV222 includes all fault diagnosis capability we provide which also includes all settings edit features as seen on the board here and all subsequent upgrades to our D3 / LR3 software and its capabilities are free of charge.
I cannot quite determine what setting you are referring to, however given that the CCF data contains all configuration settings for the entire vehicle, if it is something that can definitely be changed between vehicles it will be there somewhere. As i have stated her, this is a brand new feature and we are still sorting out what does what from the many hundreds of possibilities.
I understand your sentiment, amongst the many other good other reasons, there is also a great deal of pride in taking charge and control over your own vehicle, too many times customers are told things about problems that they suspect are not accurate accounts, and so often does not seem to fit the facts. Even for those that don't try to do their own fixes, being able to plug their own system in and check what the car is truly reporting for themselves can save a lot of time, money and messing about.
In this day and age it is absolutely 100% legal for anyone to buy equipment capable of accessing the diagnostic capabilities of their own vehicle, they can even buy the same equipment as the dealer if they can afford it.
warmest regards
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| Sat Apr 04 2009 9:20pm |
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wiggs
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Member Since: 03 Sep 2006
Location: Sunny Norway this week
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Why was that tidied ?what was said in that last lot that was politicaly incorrect ? G4 Gone ...but not forgotten
*New D4 Bluetooth modules ...Pm me for details*
*New Engine ECU 's .. 3.0L ...Pm me for details*
*Timed climate remotes ...Pm me for details *
*Digital TV tuners ....PM me for details
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4X4 info screen enabled / off road sat nav unlocking / bluetooth upgrades , D4 timed climate and more ..contact me for more info
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| Sun Apr 05 2009 10:26am |
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wiggs
Site Sponsor
Member Since: 03 Sep 2006
Location: Sunny Norway this week
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Ok ..just seems a lot of post dissapearing on various topics recently G4 Gone ...but not forgotten
*New D4 Bluetooth modules ...Pm me for details*
*New Engine ECU 's .. 3.0L ...Pm me for details*
*Timed climate remotes ...Pm me for details *
*Digital TV tuners ....PM me for details
FAULTMATE MSV2 - D3 & D4 MULTI LICENCE
4X4 info screen enabled / off road sat nav unlocking / bluetooth upgrades , D4 timed climate and more ..contact me for more info
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| Sun Apr 05 2009 10:44am |
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Dom Harvey
Lord of the Four Fingers
Member Since: 15 Apr 2005
Location: Dorset
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As far as I can understand the object of the exercise is to maintain an atmosphere of peace, calm and friendliness on the site, so any aggressive or inflammatory remarks are rightly removed. Mods are doing their job keeping the loose cannons at bay 
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| Sun Apr 05 2009 10:48am |
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simon
Member Since: 11 Jan 2005
Location: Sitting pensively in front of the mouse trap looking at the cheese
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But I fail to see what was inflammatory about those last posts... and they were not off topic but very relevant around potential warranty issues should someone use the kit on a D3 that is still covered by LR. Seems the balance of views and discussions are being tidied up all the time  Making the thread very pro BBS for all aspects of what the product can do.
sigh.
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| Sun Apr 05 2009 4:48pm |
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simon
Member Since: 11 Jan 2005
Location: Sitting pensively in front of the mouse trap looking at the cheese
Posts: 18155
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And where did the warranty answer go ? Or was it not answered following 90's original question ??
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| Sun Apr 05 2009 4:56pm |
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Dom Harvey
Lord of the Four Fingers
Member Since: 15 Apr 2005
Location: Dorset
Posts: 7185
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I was just making a general comment, mate, supporting the mods.................haven't read the posts that you are referring to 
TBH I've got completely bored with the 'argy bargy' so don't tend to read those threads anymore. What used to be a pleasant forum to hang out on has lost its charm.
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| Sun Apr 05 2009 4:59pm |
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Martin
Site Admin and Owner
Member Since: 06 Nov 2004
Location: Warwick
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Simon, I know you're trying to rattle cages, don't bother.
You've been around long enough to know EXACTLY how the moderators operate and why they are doing what they are.
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| Sun Apr 05 2009 5:11pm |
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simon
Member Since: 11 Jan 2005
Location: Sitting pensively in front of the mouse trap looking at the cheese
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Martin wrote:Simon, I know you're trying to rattle cages, don't bother.
You've been around long enough to know EXACTLY how the moderators operate and why they are doing what they are.
Im not rattling cages. The answer remains unknown, and warranty and ins debates are not normally disallowed if they a relevant.
And yes, I've been here for years... and the forum TBH has changed a lot - recently especially.
But hey, its yours to do as you wish with
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| Sun Apr 05 2009 8:50pm |
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simon
Member Since: 11 Jan 2005
Location: Sitting pensively in front of the mouse trap looking at the cheese
Posts: 18155
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Well there was a time when threads of any nature included debate, but it seems those days are gone if it involves a sponsor.
And I don't consider questions around warranty, insurance etc as not being on topic or valid.
But hey, things change I guess.
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| Sun Apr 05 2009 10:43pm |
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