Nanocom or IIDTool?

JangoSW · Feb 18, 2020

I have an LR4 that I need to edit the CCF. But I also have a second LR4 and Disco II. Which unit is the most economical, assuming both products can do all the same functions?
Thx
S

To be clear, the IIDTool Gap Diagnostic.

DiscoNels · Mar 9, 2020

I can't believe nobody has answered your question yet. I have both the Nanocom EVO and the IID Tool BT and I use the IID tool 99% of the time. The Nanocom has become novelty to me because the blue tooth interface of the IID tool to my iPad and Android phone is so convenient. I use it on my 2006 LR3 and 2007 RRSC.

Although the Nanocom could connect with your Disco II I giving it some value, but you can't really do as much on a DII as the LR4 as far as the features go.

JangoSW · Mar 9, 2020

DiscoNels said:
I can't believe nobody has answered your question yet. I have both the Nanocom EVO and the IID Tool BT and I use the IID tool 99% of the time. The Nanocom has become novelty to me because the blue tooth interface of the IID tool to my iPad and Android phone is so convenient. I use it on my 2006 LR3 and 2007 RRSC.

Although the Nanocom could connect with your Disco II I giving it some value, but you can't really do as much on a DII as the LR4 as far as the features go.

Connecting to my DII would be nice, but you are right about the limits. Only thing is I need the BCU synced to my odometer, after I changed the lightbulbs in the instrument panel. Would the dealer do that for me?

I do have two LR4s and my bother has one. The Nanocom gives me access to all of these? The IID Tool requires an 80 dollar outlay for each VIN, correct?

Thx
Sean

DiscoNels · Mar 9, 2020

I can't speak for your DII and the dealer, but sounds like that's a one and done job once synced.

The IID Tool will work on all of the vehicles mentioned to read/clear codes. You do NOT need a license to plug it into another vehicle and check/clear codes, etc. You DO need a license if you want to do more advanced stuff like CCF edits and such. I'm not sure where adjusting/calibrating the suspension comes into licensing. I looked it up, $80 per extra vehicle license.

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