Coding Modules x308
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Hi Guys,
I have been looking at VCM IDS SSD software for the x308 - in all cases it says it cannot be used to recode modules - can anybody confirm this?
I will be needing it when I a fitting a new ABS module to my 2001 XJR
I am almost 100% certain that this module is going to have to be introduced to the CANBUS Controller as a new part.
Is the Auto Enginuity able to calibrate or code the ABS module?
Have any of you had any experience in this regard?
Cheers
Andrew
PS Check this link:
Jaguar Land Rover Diagnostics Coding Programming Kit Dealer Software IDS SDD JLR | eBay
I have been looking at VCM IDS SSD software for the x308 - in all cases it says it cannot be used to recode modules - can anybody confirm this?
I will be needing it when I a fitting a new ABS module to my 2001 XJR
I am almost 100% certain that this module is going to have to be introduced to the CANBUS Controller as a new part.
Is the Auto Enginuity able to calibrate or code the ABS module?
Have any of you had any experience in this regard?
Cheers
Andrew
PS Check this link:
Jaguar Land Rover Diagnostics Coding Programming Kit Dealer Software IDS SDD JLR | eBay
Last edited by alfamaniacs; 11-09-2014 at 06:27 PM.
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The ABS module will need to be configured to the CAN bus IF it is a NEW module from Jaguar or it is OLD and has lost it's original configuration.
I have modules that I repaired and stored for around 10 years. When I install one it usually needs configuration as a NEW module. (capacitor discharge?????)
If a module has been removed from a running vehicle recently, then it should just 'plug & play'.
bob gauff
I have modules that I repaired and stored for around 10 years. When I install one it usually needs configuration as a NEW module. (capacitor discharge?????)
If a module has been removed from a running vehicle recently, then it should just 'plug & play'.
bob gauff
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