[SID]

Hi, Just seen this on Ebay....

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT

The guy wants £250...I just paid over £600.... :doh:

SID.

 

[TehPriest]

Can that be used on a RRC without the digital readout under the seat?

ray:

 

[BBS SPY]

Yes it can
He lists he has an OBDII lead only so for a Classic you would really need to buy the respective lead and software module license from us,
Leads other than the OBDII are near 14 GBP
And the software modules applicable to a Classic can be found here

http://www.blackbox-solutions.com/d..._Software_Modules_for_Range_Rover_Classic.pdf

I can tell you that the Pictured server is RRP GBP 180, the OBDII lead is GBP 24.87 and the Null modem lead GBP 2.87. All plus the dreaded VAT where applicable & shipping etc.

regards

Colin

 

[TehPriest]

So in the ballpark of £250. Thats very tempting. I take it that the server connects to my Toshiba laptop (loaded with your software) and the leads to the server? Sorry but this is all very new to me as I usually re-build Series Two Landy's.

ray:

 

[p38arover]

So in the ballpark of £250. Thats very tempting. I take it that the server connects to my Toshiba laptop (loaded with your software) and the leads to the server? Sorry but this is all very new to me as I usually re-build Series Two Landy's.

ray:

Ahh. For a Series Landie, you need this software: http://www.tanygraig.force9.co.uk/John/vlr/form.htm

 

[nsxxtreme]

So in the ballpark of £250. Thats very tempting. I take it that the server connects to my Toshiba laptop (loaded with your software) and the leads to the server? Sorry but this is all very new to me as I usually re-build Series Two Landy's.

ray:

Ahh. For a Series Landie, you need this software: http://www.tanygraig.force9.co.uk/John/vlr/form.htm

hahahahahahahahahaha!!!! someone had to much time on there hands but that is funny

 

[waveydavey]

So in the ballpark of £250. Thats very tempting. I take it that the server connects to my Toshiba laptop (loaded with your software) and the leads to the server? Sorry but this is all very new to me as I usually re-build Series Two Landy's.

ray:

Not if you running Vista; they charge you loads of money then won't help you with it.
Thankfully kind folks on this Forum will.

 

[TehPriest]

So in the ballpark of £250. Thats very tempting. I take it that the server connects to my Toshiba laptop (loaded with your software) and the leads to the server? Sorry but this is all very new to me as I usually re-build Series Two Landy's.

ray:

Not if you running Vista; they charge you loads of money then won't help you with it.
Thankfully kind folks on this Forum will.

XP Tablet on the Tosh so no problems there.

ray:

 

[Ka177ran]

Colin, is that £250 all P38s, all in? ray:

I thought it was closer to £600 for a single vehicle setup... :think:

 

[RRToadHall]

Colin, is that £250 all P38s, all in? ray:

I thought it was closer to £600 for a single vehicle setup... :think:

Single vehicle units have come down in price since my first unit almost 2 years ago. When last I checked a single rig unit was about $700US. However I am sad to report that my original purchase price didn't account for the additional $500 thus far due to multiple trips back to lovely Cyprus to be repaired thanks to quality issues. That's an additional $100 a trip that BBS refused to cover even though each of the failures were due to poor workmanship and/or faulty components used in assembly. Even with the added costs I have had a unit returned partially operational and my new unit came back last time with screws falling out of one end and no BBS badging. While my equipment has made "holidays abroad" I have had to pay independants to diagnose issues and/or reset faults that I paid good money to be able to do myself. So although a BBS unit can quickly pay for itself, you might want to make sure you have a cushion set aside and keep an ale in the cooler for your local indie.

 

[Rich998a]

Well there is some good advertising...

So how much is the going rate for a T4 plugin at the moment in the US?

 

[BBS SPY]

Quite Right Ka177ran,

As mentioned, that guy only has the hardware, the most value of a system really is in the software.

 

[Ka177ran]

Quite Right Ka177ran,

As mentioned, that guy only has the hardware, the most value of a system really is in the software.

Thank you for clarifying that, Colin - PM sent :thumb:

 

[TehPriest]

Totaly confused now. Is it £250 or £600 for the equiptment to check a RRC with no display ???


ray:

 

[SID]

Totaly confused now. Is it £250 or £600 for the equiptment to check a RRC with no display ???


ray:

Ok let me clear this up....When you get your Faultmate(non display) from BBS as I did a few weeks ago you pay for the unit plus any lead you need, total for customs = £301.85
The software is extra but as it is a down load the customs guys don't get involved, and thats where the extra £300 ish come in, so yes total I paid was just over £600 all in.

SID.

 

[TehPriest]

Can't I just buy one of those code readers from the local motor factors and do the same thing? Or does this system allow you to reprogram things?

ray:

 

[AMcK]

Can't I just buy one of those code readers from the local motor factors and do the same thing? Or does this system allow you to reprogram things?

ray:

Short answer - No and yes

The code readers you are referring to are I assume OBD 11/EOBD readers. It was only in 2000 that UK cars had to comply with this standard and they only read and clear codes from the engine management system. The RRC does not have an OBD connection. The BBS, Testbook, Autologic systems allow full diagnostic connection including various reprogramming options.

 

[TehPriest]

Oh well that puts me well and truly out of the market then. One is nearly a months stipend and the other nearly two :shock:

Better get some extra ray: done..... :lol:

 

[Hoges]

Oh well that puts me well and truly out of the market then. One is nearly a months stipend and the other nearly two

Better get some extra done.....

How about a plea to the congregation for some LR goodwill /assistance ? :think: :shock: 8)

 

[RRToadHall]

Oh well that puts me well and truly out of the market then. One is nearly a months stipend and the other nearly two

Better get some extra done.....

How about a plea to the congregation for some LR goodwill /assistance ? :think: :shock: 8)

I'd be willing to bet there are enough independants and good samaritans around to lend a hand. :thumb: The only reason I finally sprung for an MSV was that I put 30K+ miles on my rig each year. With passengers along for many trips I didn't want to be left stranded.