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DSL
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GAP, my IID and D4 :-)

Big up to the good chaps/chapesses at GAP. Took minutes to get the additional license and get it applied to my D4. Service well above and beyond. Bow down Bow down Thumbs Up

Was straight into the CCF section like a kid in a sweet shop, now have timed climate and taken the +3.5% over-read off the speedo. Will see how that works out vs GPS next time out. Reflashing the CCF is even easier on the D4, it even shuts the car down or you. No scary warnings, though the clock working it's way back caught me by surprise.

Once again, many thanks to Pat and his merry peeps. Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
   
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It'll end in tears
 LRs are a fond memory, apart from the maintenance.  
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DSL
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Nah, no chance. I can wield the power of the little magic box with the best of them. Difference is my learning curve is just a little steeper. Whistle Whistle
   
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You'@@ have to give me lessons next time you're here Thumbs Up
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You provide the beer. Thumbs Up
   
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Beer and info for second battery install Whistle
 LRs are a fond memory, apart from the maintenance.  
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Don't forget you can also adjust the mpg readout to be more accurate, although it only becomes more depressing!

Edit: From memory mine was set at something like +7, but thanks to Robbie Bow down changing it to -5.5 made it far closer to the true economy figures within +/- 0.2 mpg, although this has increased a little in the last few months.
 Andy

 
 
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I saw that but thought changing 2 things at once was enough, well a record for me!! Was going to ask here what I should change the mpg adjustment by, will crank it down to -5.5 next time I'm out. Thumbs Up
   
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You're welcome!

Keep in mind that it is not possible to have both the car and GPS speed equal for the whole range. The fuel consumption, however, seems to be giving accurate results once configured correctly.

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It'll end in tears
He's actually getting good with the tool and even provides feedback Laughing http://www.gap-diagnostic.com/
 
 
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That's me doomed!!!! Big Cry Big Cry Big Cry

Snigger
   
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Oups Very Happy
 http://www.gap-diagnostic.com/
 
 
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All will be fine, honest. Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
   
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Yes, even I haven't broken anything......... yet!
 Andy

 
 
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Hope its ok to ask here (if not let me know and I will start another thread or try searching).

I am considering one of these tools mainly for the adjustment of the suspension.

Which one is recommended for a MY10 TDV6 D4? EAS control or the IID tool and why?

Thank you
  
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IID BT. Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Considering what it does over and above what the EAS does it's well worth it.

Plus (as a non techie) it's the only diagnostic widget that doesn't scare the heebeejeebies out of me!!!!! Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
   
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