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Old 10-23-2019, 08:02 PM
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hey guys as I stated in other thread I have purchased a AUTEL maxidiag MD808 PRO thinking I would be able to use it on a Porsche 01' , 03 volvo c70 my son's car and the jag stype guess what !! it don't work on jags stype 2005 . Im down to the ABS light wanting to pull those codes
after spending over $200 on the MD808 I really don't want to spend more than 100 more on ABS scanner
any recommendations ?? what can I get the will work

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Old 10-23-2019, 11:03 PM
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my icarsort i930 jaguar specific scanner works for pulling ABS related codes , and many others , it also tell's you which individual wheel sensor is bad .as in LH/R ECT.
And i believe its with in your budget .
 
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Originally Posted by jaimster
hey guys as I stated in other thread I have purchased a AUTEL maxidiag MD808 PRO thinking I would be able to use it on a Porsche 01' , 03 volvo c70 my son's car and the jag stype guess what !! it don't work on jags stype 2005 . Im down to the ABS light wanting to pull those codes
after spending over $200 on the MD808 I really don't want to spend more than 100 more on ABS scanner
any recommendations ?? what can I get the will work

gracias---
hey look here
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/market/224634
 
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Old 10-24-2019, 06:55 AM
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thanks Datsports !
had my eye on that one needed to confirm it with you guys thought..
 
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In my opinion by far the best system is to use the Jaguar SDD (v130) software and dedicated adapter like a mongoose.

However, this can be a bit daunting to use if you have never used it before.
You will need to set this up on a Windows XP pc or laptop that has no internet connection and that re-sets the date each time it is turned on.
There are virtual machine images available for free on-line that do all this for you.
You will also need a stabilised power supply connected to the battery that is powerful enough to run all the cars electrics without allowing the battery voltage to drop. As if the battery voltage drops too low the programming will be interrupted and may cause damage to the cars control units.

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Old 10-24-2019, 07:28 AM
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yea I get it MELLOW !!
I have INPA for bmw and if its anything like it ,.. man it was a job setting it up not sure if I want to do that much work .
im just eager excited to get it legal and start driving it …

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Old 10-24-2019, 07:35 AM
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You will be able to pull codes with the iCarsoft and reset codes however if you need to "exercise" the ABS unit, such as bleeding it no luck with that.

Jlr SDD will enable you to do that..
 
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i'll have to consider the options !!
can any body tell me how to remove and check the ABS sensors -- possibility I may have to do that .
 
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If all else fails, follow the workshop manual (free download) / see existing threads (use Search) but easily the workshop manual is best.
 
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hey guys I did get the Icarsoft scanner works great ---- the right ABS sensor was bad, I got the right side wheel hub bearing with abs sensor from detroitaxle.com
about 53.00 it worked great replaced already and also both steering tie rod ends from autohauz they were bad car is starting to come along pretty nice...
no check engine lights at all now

NEXT ; need to replace powering steering fluid and transmission oil filter
 
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