RSW Solutions

Author: Storey Wilson

  • 2012 Range Rover Control Arm Bushings

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    Replacing the front lower control arm bushings on a 2012 Range Rover. These bushings wear out over time and cause vague steering, clunking over bumps, and uneven tire wear. Yes, you can press these bushings out with a threaded rod tool. However, in all honesty it took me about 45 minutes per control arm. Grease,…

  • Hand Delivering Packages

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    I am making and sending out shipments every day all over the world. Sometimes I get myself by bike to the actual post office to make sure your package is in the mail. Thank you for your orders. — RSW Solutions

  • How to Download and Install RSW Solutions Software on Windows 10 & 11

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    Windows 10 and Windows 11 include built-in security features called SmartScreen and Microsoft Defender that are designed to protect you from unknown software. While this is generally a good thing, it can sometimes block legitimate applications from smaller developers like RSW Solutions — even when the software is completely safe. You can trust RSW Solutions…

  • Trouble Updating Software?

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    RSW Solutions software periodically requires a licensed validation check to online servers and also an update. Check to make sure you have the most up-to-date version of the software. Several changes in the way Windows functions and security protocols are implemented has caused a problem with the RSW Solutions software. The download links below will…

  • Legacy Windows Updates

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    Older versions of Windows need to be updated in order to be safe, secure and reliable. You need to get the necessary security updates from Microsoft. Specifically: “Support for urgent Trusted Root updates for Windows Root Certificate Program in Windows” Microsoft has declared Windows 7 end of life and will soon stop providing these essential…

  • Range Rover MKIII – All Comms

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    All Comms The OBD-II Diagnostic Kit for the L322 Range Rover The L322 Range Rover (2002–2005) uses proprietary vehicle computers that generic scan tools cannot reach. All Comms was built specifically for this vehicle — purpose-designed hardware paired with dedicated software that speaks Land Rover’s own diagnostic language. Read fault codes, clear warnings, recode modules,…

  • Land Rover LR3 – 4Dcan Diagnostics

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    4Dcan Professional-Level Diagnostics for Your Land Rover 4Dcan gives you direct access to the proprietary ECUs in your Land Rover. Read and clear fault codes, graph live sensor data and calibrate your air suspension heights — all from your own laptop. No dealer appointment. No diagnostic bill. Just answers. Vehicle Compatibility See It In Action…

  • Range Rover P38a – EAS Unlock V4

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    EAS Unlock V4 Purpose-Built Diagnostics for the P38 Range Rover The P38 Range Rover (1995–2002) is notorious for air suspension faults and warning lights that scare owners into expensive dealer visits. EAS Unlock V4 was designed from the ground up for this vehicle — purpose-built hardware paired with refined software for reliable, repeatable results. Fault…

  • MKIII All Comms – Recode

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    The MKIII All Comms Version 2 Software is now able to re-code the L322 Range Rover Body Control Module and the Steering Angle Module. This procedure is necessary when a new BCM or SAS is installed into a vehicle.

  • Range Rover MKIII – Key Sync Procedure

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    To link a key with the L322 Range Rover Body Control Module (BCM) there are a few steps that need to be performed. 1. Enter the vehicle and make sure that all doors are shut and locked. 2. Insert the new key into the ignition switch. 3. Turn the key to position 1. Turn the…