http://dap-inc.com/hawkeye/index.shtml

It arrived yesterday and I got it activated for the Discovery II and Discovery I. A few friends of mine split the costs of it.

WOW...

This device is cool. I just got back from testing it and it does everything the Ad says.

I blew the horn, opened/closed windows, turned on/off indicator lights on the dash. Operated the windshield wipers, the ABS pump, moved the speedometer to 120kmph. Tested the fuel pump, opened the fuel flap. Unlock/lock doors, super lock etc, all just using the device.

If you know a couple people that can use this and split the cost,... GET IT!

I'll be checking out my friend's SLS this weekend and we'll see what it finds and I'll keep this thread updated with what it can do and can't do and if it commits suicide on me.

As I know, there aren't any similar devices where I live so it was a must for us LR owners down here.

 

damn, I might just have to put that on my list of things to get that will probably never happen.

 

Just imagine how many of those they could sell at $249...

 

Yeah I wish it was cheaper. I couldn't afford $600 plus $250 (for an additional unlock code) But I was able to afford my part of $150 each of us (4 people) paid. Hopefully we get our money's worth.

 

Just "typical" of these tool manufacturers, $600 would be fine for ALL vehicles, but they then have to be greedy and require additional purchases for diff modules etc. Just another ripp off like the rest of them imo..............Except Nanocom offcourse

 

Resurrecting an old thread... Does anyone know of a contemporary offering that will read all systems/codes and enable limited programming?

 

You can still guy the hawkeye, it is still made

 

And nanocom.

 

Yeah, but it's still expensive... I'd like to find something for under $300.

 

What about this?

Autel AutoLink AL619 Next Generation OBD II & CAN Scan Tool

It's only $164 on Amazon, and Prime eligible...