Another OBD and Battery Drain thread.......
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..........with a twist.
Query: if a Jag dealer uses the OBD port, does this cause the problem of battery drain requiring the battery disconnect reset procedure? If not, why not? Is there a secret reset code that dealers use? Perhaps tuner/hacks could figure it out if a secret OBD reset code exists. That would be brilliant.
This is uncharted territory for me...........
Desert Hiker
Query: if a Jag dealer uses the OBD port, does this cause the problem of battery drain requiring the battery disconnect reset procedure? If not, why not? Is there a secret reset code that dealers use? Perhaps tuner/hacks could figure it out if a secret OBD reset code exists. That would be brilliant.
This is uncharted territory for me...........
Desert Hiker
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Jaguars tool to communicate with the vehicle is infinitely more complex than anything we use. I would imagine that the vehicle has a security gateway that communicates with their software and prevents issues like this from occurring when you're plugged in/disconnecting. Their tool likely sends a reset message to the vehicle after the CAN bus system has been read/flashed as a part of the checksum process post communication. This isn't something we can really rig up, so for now we'll just have to deal.
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