Durametric anyone ?
Durametric anyone ?
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jackal

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11,251 posts

313 months

Sunday 27th November 2011
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anyone in the SE/London area who has a durametric and can help with a small bit of programming ?

mankey

654 posts

234 months

Sunday 27th November 2011
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jackal said:
anyone in the SE/London area who has a durametric and can help with a small bit of programming ?
Don't know what you have in mind Jackal, but although the Durametric will analyse and clear most fault codes, it generally won't programme anything for you.

Richard Hamilton

525 posts

292 months

Sunday 27th November 2011
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If you don't mind a trip out to Maidenhead, I have a PIWIS.

phelix

4,683 posts

280 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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Or Portsmouth area for a PST2.

AshleyPatience

286 posts

206 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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If you want to download the software I have the cable you can use. I got mine for my 996 Turbo but have never used it.

AshleyPatience

286 posts

206 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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I am in SE London (SE12) btw

Ian_UK1

1,515 posts

225 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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mankey said:
Don't know what you have in mind Jackal, but although the Durametric will analyse and clear most fault codes, it generally won't programme anything for you.
What you say is true for the 'Enthusiast' version. The 'Professional' version, on the other hand, allows coding of most modules in the car but is a lot more expensive to buy.

Edit. This from Durametric site:

Differences
There are two main differences between the Enthusiast and Professional Kits:

1.The number of cars supported: The Professional kits support an unlimited number of cars. The Enthusiast kits support up to three cars only. The limitation of the Enthusiast kit is based on the car's VIN - not model.
2.The Coding and Command Console features: Beginning with Durametric version 6, Durametric supports the Coding and Command Console features. These features are included with the Professional kits only.

The Coding feature provides for the ability to enable or disable predefined features in the car such as airbags, daytime running lights, cruise control, and the rear spoiler where applicable. The Command Console feature is a means of communicating with the control units using very low-level communications. This feature is very seldom used.


Edited by Ian_UK1 on Monday 28th November 13:32

jackal

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11,251 posts

313 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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thanks very much guys, much obliged

Gary11

4,163 posts

232 months

Tuesday 29th November 2011
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Ive got the pro vers 6.0 rich
what are you trying to acheive?