Category: EAS Buddy FAQ
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Where is my OBDII Port?
The Range Rover P38a OBDII port is located in the Right-Hand side of the vehicle under the footwell. The connector is most easily seen if the Right-Hand door is opened and while standing in the door opening, bend over and look up into the footwell. The OBDII connector is almost impossible to see and very…
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The Dash Beeps and Displays the “Slow 35MPH Max” Message
The EAS is power-cycled during normal communications operations. When the EAs is power-cycled, the BECM will beep and display the “slow 35mph Max” message. This is normal and does not indicate a stored EAS fault.
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How Can I Test My EAS Buddy Box V3?
You can test the EAS Buddy Box V3 by simply starting the vehicle and plugging the EAS Buddy Box into the OBDII port. The EAS Buddy Box V3 will cycle through the communications sequence and attempt to clear the EAS Fault. You can tell that the unit is working if you see the RED / Blue /…
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How Can I Test My EAS Buddy Box V2?
You can test the EAS Buddy Box V2 by simply starting the vehicle and plugging the EAS Buddy Box into the OBDII port. The EAS Buddy Box V2 will cycle through the communications sequence and attempt to clear the EAS Fault. You can tell that the unit is working if you see the RED / Blue…