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hawkeye wont help with the windows... lol
Just for grins guys, swap a known working switch with your rear one see if its just a switch
I posted a thread on rebuilding the switches I had my drivers one go bad its a pretty easy fix
Just for grins guys, swap a known working switch with your rear one see if its just a switch
I posted a thread on rebuilding the switches I had my drivers one go bad its a pretty easy fix
Are the rear windows looked out? Mine was resolder a joint on the window ecu think that is a common fix
Wish I knew the hawkeye was so inexpensive and can reset the ecm values I would have bought one when I was stuck on high idle
Wish I knew the hawkeye was so inexpensive and can reset the ecm values I would have bought one when I was stuck on high idle
Faultmate looks to be the ultimate but also looks to be over the $1k mark, or at least twice the price of the Hawkeye unit.
as for the windows, they may have to wait for spring as it is a balmy 15 degrees outside right now. Glad they are in the closed position!!
as for the windows, they may have to wait for spring as it is a balmy 15 degrees outside right now. Glad they are in the closed position!!
I recently installed the Torque app on my android phone and purchased a bluetooth OBD II scanner on Amazon. Sounds crazy but for less than $30 total it sure does a heck of a lot of stuff. It is also programmable with custom PID's and I'm wondering now where to get the info on PID's for my Rover. The warning screen says to not mess around with that function unless you know what you're doing so it sounds like it's fairly powerful.
There must be other's out there using this app.
There must be other's out there using this app.
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