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Are there any others I should consider? I'll mostly use it to reset service on my 14 GTS but it would be great if it read codes on my 996TT and my wife's C250 as well.
Are there any others I should consider? I'll mostly use it to reset service on my 14 GTS but it would be great if it read codes on my 996TT and my wife's C250 as well.
buy a PIWIS2 clone from China for $375. Best investment.
Does it have a lot more functionality than iCarScan for example? And it will be limited to just Porsche I assume?
it's Porsche only. PIWIS 2 is thru model year 2017. It gives you the full diagnostic and ability to code and do programming.
there is no replacement for a factory tool.
if you want for the Merc - they sell those as well.
it's Porsche only. PIWIS 2 is thru model year 2017. It gives you the full diagnostic and ability to code and do programming.
there is no replacement for a factory tool.
if you want for the Merc - they sell those as well.
Can you please PM for detail? where I can get it?
Thanks.
Any thoughts on Schwaben? I currently only have a company laptop (restricted use) and don't really want to buy one I won't use, so an integrated screen or phone app would be better:
Any thoughts on Schwaben? I currently only have a company laptop (restricted use) and don't really want to buy one I won't use, so an integrated screen or phone app would be better:
Schwaben is a Foxwell NT510 in a dark suit (the actual Foxwell one is red..) I'd suggest the Foxwell NT530 - ordered directly from them it's around $155 (if you ask nicely..) with the Porsche software. It won't at this time do everything a PIWIS will do on the 958, but software updates are free for life and I expect with time it's capabilities will grow. It is most excellent for the 987 series boxster/cayman, and the earlier 955/957 series Cayenne - in those cases it apparently can do just about anything the PIWIS does. Foxwell website in US: https://www.foxwelltool.com/ - delivery was quite fast for mine - 2 days.
I have an icarsoft v2.0 for Porsche. It can reset service internals etc., but can not register a new battery. Has anybody used it to register a new battery successfully?
Schwaben is a Foxwell NT510 in a dark suit (the actual Foxwell one is red..) I'd suggest the Foxwell NT530 - ordered directly from them it's around $155 (if you ask nicely..) with the Porsche software. It won't at this time do everything a PIWIS will do on the 958, but software updates are free for life and I expect with time it's capabilities will grow. It is most excellent for the 987 series boxster/cayman, and the earlier 955/957 series Cayenne - in those cases it apparently can do just about anything the PIWIS does. Foxwell website in US: https://www.foxwelltool.com/ - delivery was quite fast for mine - 2 days.
Any idea what the main difference is with the NT510 Elite? Sounds like that one does new battery registration as well (whatever that is??).
Any idea what the main difference is with the NT510 Elite? Sounds like that one does new battery registration as well (whatever that is??).
I have the NT530 w/Porsche module (updated version of the 510) - and while it claims to do battery registration, and has all the necessary screens to do it, it simply doesn't work. iCarScan has an identical problem with the 958. If it doesn't work with the 530 it's not going to work with the 510.. and the difference between the 510 and 530 is the 510 had difficulty communicating over one of the computer buss' on late model BMWs. The 530 fixed that (according to the BMW forums.)
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