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We sleep in the back on camping trips. I disabled the vehicle waking up and the lights coming on or off with solely the tailgate/boot door opening and closing. Now for my regular contributions to the forums:
Multican 703 “BCM interior light trunk” Fitted. Multican 703 BCMinterior light delay” Fitted. Immediately turns out all vehicle lights without a 30 second delay.
So the 1st one stops ALL vehicle lights when trunk/boot door is opened or shut.
The 2nd one immediately stops the lights when any of the 4 passenger doors are opened because our vehicles are set for a 30 second delay which drains the battery.
Garrett can help you with TSR settings on the gap and send you a d remote activation featured device . 858-349-4325.
I can activate anyone in California between the dealership DOiP tool and gap tool. Mark 323-237-9773.
Originally Posted by hmohsin
Hi. I have a 22 V8. I think for our country traffic sign recognition is turned off. Does anyone know how to turn this feature on using the GAP tool?
Thanks in advance.8th May 2024 5:33am
Looks like it may be a bit different on the Defender. I’m not seeing the terms you mentioned.
Im a bit wary to start clicking on things.
Manual calibration gives the last image. I’m not sure what I’m looking at here. Parked on the flat I thought these values would be more similar.
hi Gavin, you don’t want to do a calibration. This is used to establish the base height setting of the EAS. You would use this if you replaced a height sensor or similar. Not a big deal, but it is a procedure that needs to be followed accurately, including having the vehicle on a level surface and taking measurements. And it takes a while to get through.You want to get to the CHCM ECU through the service/test menu. Not the calibration menu. There you’ll find build mode and test valves. Sorry for the late reply – lost connectivity as I started typing this.
hi Gavin, you don’t want to do a calibration. This is used to establish the base height setting of the EAS. You would use this if you replaced a height sensor or similar. Not a big deal, but it is a procedure that needs to be followed accurately, including having the vehicle on a level surface and taking measurements. And it takes a while to get through.You want to get to the CHCM ECU through the service/test menu. Not the calibration menu. There you’ll find build mode and test valves. Sorry for the late reply – lost connectivity as I started typing this.
Thanks. I'm glad I didn't go messing about with this section. I'll have a gander at the CHCM ECU section. Much appreciated for taking the time to help. Cheers.
No you don't need the pro version, that is intended for a repair shop working on lots of different vehicles, the GAP IID BT G4 is all you need, that will lock onto your VIN and will only be able to programme the one car. You can add an extra VIN to the tool if you own more than one LR for a small fee
No you don't need the pro version, that is intended for a repair shop working on lots of different vehicles, the GAP IID BT G4 is all you need, that will lock onto your VIN and will only be able to programme the one car. You can add an extra VIN to the tool if you own more than one LR for a small fee