BigMikeATL

I searched here and the interwebz and can't find a decent answer. A lot of the information is old as well.

I'd love to own a Hammer but don't think finding one would be easy and don't want to spend more than I need to.

Advice?

f3nr15

The chaps from The Netherlands at 928-ECU-repair sell their PDT999 handheld tool, which is a modern equivalent.

Not cheap, but about half the going rate of an old Bosch KTS 301.

Their website here:

http://928-ecu-repair.com/

Their shop here:

http://jenniskens.livedsl.nl/Webshopmanager/Index.php

No affiliation...

Makmov

Durametric has done everything I asked it to but idle adaptaions.

the PDT999 is supposed to be a pretty good device.

Rocket Rob

Makmov - Can the Durametric do C4 lock bleeds? I've used the PDT999 and it works very well. I have a Scantool which works well except it can't do the C4 locks.

warmfuzzies

looks like one of Johns tools http://www.jdsporsche.com/

He came over a few years back to test out on Mine and Iain Swaines cars.....


Kevin

RicardoD

If you own a C4 and wrench yourself the PDT999 is an amazing tool. Hammer equivalent. Simple to use and handheld. I love mine.

sml

the idle adaptation is the most critical requirement.

so you're basically saying it is useless waste of money then.

Makmov

Yes, it worked on mine.

Makmov

as far as I know there wasn't even an idle adaptation when the cars first came out.

How critical could it have been.

In any event, would love to have one but a hammer which isn't supported any longer is 3k, the 999 is 750 800 and the Durametric was 359 and does everything else.

So I wouldn't say it's a waste of money.

speedbagger

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