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Author: Storey Wilson

  • Rover All Comms – Progress Report – 3

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    Slow progress and several dead ends over the past few days. I have attempted to accomplish several hardware circuit designs but they are not working as I expected. I am backing up and pursuing a different hardware design. I am going to find off the shelf ICs that will hopefully accomplish the same goal. Voltage shifting,…

  • Rover All Comms – Progress Report – 2

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    Progress over the past week has been slow but steady. It does not help that everyone in the house has the Flu. Aside from all of that, I have made developments in the hardware design. I am not an electronics engineer, so when a design requirement arises that would call on me to design something…

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    I Received my order , this morning at the office thank you so much for the prompt responseI happen to have random 3 Amigos on my 99 DII promptly plug it in  .. it clear the codes , great job ..

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    Mr. Wilson I purchased my first rover this august a 2004 westminster with 44000 miles. I have a third party warranty that has been nothing but a headache and fraud. I had my first EAS fault and the dealer charged me $120 to clear the fault. Living in Michigan the weather is not friendly on…

  • Rover All Comms – Progress Report – 1

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    I have made considerable progress with the Rover All Comms project. First and foremost, I have decided upon the hardware platform. The hardware platform has been constructed and is working properly. The hardware platform will enable any windows PC to simply connect the USB device and then connect with the Rover of their choice. The…

  • MKIII How To Repair and Inspect the PCV System

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    The Range Rover MKIII manufactured during the BMW-owned model years had the M62 specification engine. This engine is notorious for PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) system failures. The PCV system regulates pressure inside the crankcase and when it fails, it can cause oil leaks, rough idle, and various fault codes. Inspecting the PCV System Below are…

  • Planned Development – Rover All Comms

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    Announcing the development of a new product called the Rover All Comms. The intent of this product is to provide a multi vehicle communications protocol transciever. The device will enable any Windows PC with a USB port, to communicate with the different vehicle subsystems across three different Rover vehicles. This will be accomplished through a piece of…

  • Range Rover MKIII – Changing Radiator

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    Read and clear this fault code yourself with the All Comms diagnostic tool for the L322 Range Rover.

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    Hi Storey – you’re site was such an enormous help to my P38 issues.  I can’t repay you for the goodness this site provides!I’m saving up for one of the Buddy boxes now 🙂David Australia  

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    Question: hello thank you for your time i’m using EAS suite and it is very unoften that i get good idle. i’ve increased the idle delay but still no luck is there anything else to try please.kind regardsScottengland Answer: Scott, Most likely it is a flaky USB to Serial Adapter. Make sure that you have…