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Category: Customer Testimonials

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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…

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    Question: Hi, I bought an EAS cable one week ago. I have tried the free software dozens of times to unlock my EAS. However, when I click the “Initialize” button, what I got back is “80”. The status is “No-Idle”. I tried all the delay settings, no difference. Can you help me figure out the…

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    Question: Hello Storey I hope you can help me. I have had these problems with my Range Rover EAS. I used the EAS buddy and the fault message is: “RF signal incorrect” Do you know what this means? Thanks in advance Henning Answer: The literal meaning of the fault, is “Right Front Height sensor Incorrect…

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    Question: Good morning, I saw your video on youtube regarding the compressor pressure sensor and how to test for continuity. If the driver pack is malfunctioning will the sensor still close?   Thanks, Julio Answer: If the EAS driver pack is failing, the EAS pressure switch can still physically function normally. When the EAS Driver…

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    Question: Will your EAS buddy V3 USB read and reset my 2000 Range Rover ride height system?, all the lights are on and its in high position and won’t lower Answer: Steve, Yes the EAS Buddy V3 will read and clear the EAS fault codes in your 2000 P38a.   In regards to your second…

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    Question: I have a 1997 Range Rover 4.6 HSE, petrol, auto. When I turn off the ignition with the EAS set at normal ride height, the car quickly drops itself to the access height / the bumpstomps. I can hear the EAS module clicking as the car drops If I set the EAS to high…

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    Question: Hey,  I just got EASBUDDY – it is a great tool! I’m having this code “Vehicle Has Moved” and I don’t really know how to interpret it.  Please let me know.  Thank you,   Answer: Vehicle has moved is a common EAS Fault code. I do not believe that it has anything to do…

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    Question: Hi,I just got my cables for the EAS unlock suite. I have a 2001 Range Rover. Where do I plug the cable? Is it under the steering wheel? i cant seem to find it.please helpthank you,Jon Answer: The OBDII port is in the passenger (Right Hand) footwell.

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    Question: Hi Storey Do you know id the diesel P38a is OBDII (OBD2) compliant like the petrol or not? Cant get a straigh answer over here yet ! Many thanks Graham Answer: I am positive that the P38a Diesel does have a OBDII port. I have sold several of my units to Diesel owners. If it has an OBDII…

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    Question: Hi Storey, Tom here, I purchased the Buddy Box 3. The first time I plugged it in last night it cycled through the red and blue then went to flashing green just like it’s supposed to and worked perfectly and then I took it in the house and plugged it into my PC and it…