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VXDIAG Subaru SSM3 Fixed 2015 Outback SRVD Issue

I bought the

VXDIAG for Subaru

. I have a 2015 Outback which had thrown a code regarding the Subaru Rear/Side Vehicle Detection (SRVD) System. My plan was to try to clear the code and potentially run the radar calibration process if necessary. Using the process described in the SubaruOutback.org forum

(

https://www.subaruoutback.org/threads/srvd-disabled-fixed-and-dont-trust-the-dealer.500049/

)

I was able to clear the code without needing a recalibration.

After the SRVD disabled, I pulled the bumper cover to see of there was any physical damage. None. I went on Google and did a search for 87611AL00A (Subaru part number for the RADAR units) and found that 87611AL01A or 87611AL03A was a replacement. A place on Ebay had two of the 87611AL01A units from the same car which I bought for $60 each (it was hard to refuse a money-back guarantee). With the bumper cover still removed, installation and testing was simple. The replacement parts worked perfectly. I was so happy not have to do an alignment per above. I also bought all new bumper clips from an on-line Subaru parts place. Most of the old clips were damaged during removal.

The reason the car is on jacks and the tires removed was because this car has factory mud flaps which were difficult to remove with the tires in place. Having the tires off also made seeing what needed to be done to remove the bumper cover easier.

Things to note: A) A more recent version of the VXManager (ver 1.6.2) software is available at the AllScanner site .

B) Some types of system diagnostics only work if the ignition is in either accessory mode or the car is running. I found that this applies to the Radar diagnostics and calibration processes only.

C) The default password for the Wifi on the device is 12345678

http://www.vxdiagshop.com/wholesale/vxdiag-subaru-ssm-iii-multi-diagnostic-tool.html

Possible to Program Land Cruiser TPMS IDs with VXDIAG Toyota Techstream?

Background:

Wrongfully assumed loading new TPMS IDs was as easy as my 2006 Land Cruiser.

Vehicle in question is a 2015 LC, 09/2014 build date

First attempt:

Steps I have taken so far

Attempted with Techstream V13 something and a V1.4.1 mini mini cable

Attempted with Techstream V14 something and a V2.0.4 mvci cable

Attempted with Techstream V14 something and a V1.4.1 mini vci cable

Cables connect, Techstream works fine, fails on the same screen when it tries to write sensor IDs to the vehicle, gives t "ground terminal blah blah blah

Throughout this all I can read TPMS codes, read live data, clear codes, all other modules perform normally.

One thing I noticed is that both cables pass the CAN test but both fail the K line and L Line test.

Second attempt:

I emailed Drew Tech regarding their Mongoose cable and they could not confirm or deny that it would allow you to set TPMS IDs on a 2015 LC. That's a little disappointing for a $500 cable.

Third attempt:

I have looked at the Autel offerings but not in depth. A friend of mine got a Autel TS408 and OEM sensor. He was managed to program it to a 2013 LC200. A $250 tool that's a 1 time fee is a lot more my speed than a phone/subscription based service.

Fourth attempt:

Tonight I got my VXDiag VCX Nano for Toyota from vxdiagshop and set it up. Installation was pretty painless, shows up as another VCI option in Techstream once you install the drivers.

What I noticed right away was communication with the vehicle was faster - way faster. even than the 2.0.x mini VCI cable.

I had the most success connecting the VCX Nano to my PC, opening the utility software that comes with the VCX Nano and making sure its all good in the hood, then starting Techstream.

Went to load up my new TPMS sensor IDs and it loaded them quickly and painlessly.

Viewed sensor data and the new IDs are loaded in.

The decision to do OEM sensors programmed through Techstream came down to a few things.

Closest Discount Tire is an hour away, local Mom and Pop shop has always treated me right - but I bought 4 wheels with tires and 4 more tires in the bed of a pickup to them so no option to program my vehicle

I highly value being able to do service myself, even if it means spending lots of money on tools.

I wanted to keep my original wheels and tires mounted and ready to go for winter or just because I want to sell my LC with the OEM wheels and tires, since a set of 5 mounted and balanced Rock Warriors/All Terrains with LC TPMS pull a premium.

Wanted OEM sensors

Subscription based services/tools rub me the wrong way even if they are the cost effective solution.

VXDIAG VCX Nano + 5 Denso TPMS sensors cost me $240.

I learned a lot, and that is priceless.

The TPMS listed by Denso for my 2015 LC do not work. I had to order ones for a 2014. Those program and worked perfectly. I have a Sept 2014 built 2015 LC.

無料ダウンロードKsuite 2.53：Kess 5.017 中国クローンでOK

kess 5.017 Chinaクローンに無料のksuite 2.53を提供します。まだKtagクローンでは動作しません。

https://mega.nz/#!Lol0GCZR!nOeibBrssBZGwzzvHAlNozrMV3VkVWIl9P0zBT6dcIo

Kess 5.017 China clone：正常に動作します。

ktag 7.020 clone：現時点ではありません、。

WIN7 32ビットでテストされ、正常に動作しています。

WIN10 64ビットでテストされ、正常に動作しています。

ksuite 2.53 ok reading audi a3 ppd ...

OBDを経由でKESSでMED17.5.5を読みました。

@ sascha965（MHHフォーラム）ありがとうございます。

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Will Vident iLink400 Diagnose OBDI Vehicles?

Can Vident ilink400 obd2 scanner scan obd1?

The answer is yes, what you need is one extra OBD1 to OBD2 16pin adapter.

Gift from videntstore:

If you buy Vident ilink400 code scanner, you will have one OBD1 to OBD2 connector for free.

I.E:

14Pin to 16Pin OBD Adapter for BENZ Sprinter

38 Pin to OBDII 16 Pins Adapter For Mercedes

20 pin to 16 pins adapter for BMW

14 Pins to 16 Pins adapter for Nissan

3 Pins to 16 Pins adapter for Honda

22 pin to 16pin adapter for Toyota

17 Pin to 16 Pin Adapter for Toyota

12 Pin to 16 Pin Adapter for Mitsubishi

12 Pin to 16 Pin Adapter for GM

17 Pin to 16 Pin Adapter for Mazda

20 Pin to 16 Pin Adapter for Kia

……(To be upgrading here: http://www.videntstore.com/wholesale/obd-adapters/ )

Does my car have an OBD port?

Does My Car Have OBD-II? All cars and light trucks built and sold in the United States after January 1, 1996 were required to be OBD II equipped. In general, this means all 1996 model year cars and light trucks are compliant, even if built in late 1995.

http://www.videntstore.com/service/will-vident-ilink400-diagnose-obdi-vehicles.html

#Vident iLink400

VXDIAG Full Benz No WiFi Connection Solution

Problem:

I have got the vxdiag full with 2TB multi-brand car brand software.

JLR and Porsche WiFi work no problem, but when i run Benz Xentry, it failed to communicate with WiFi (Error: No connections are available).

What can i do?

Solution:

T0 enable WiFi network connection for VXDIAG Full Multi Tool, users have to install NICs driver (Network interface cards driver) for each car software partition.

www.vxdiagshop.com

#VXDIAG Full

VXDIAG VCX NANO JLR SDD on Win7 32-bit System

Some customer are struggling with installing the JLR SDD software for vxdiag vcx nano interface. The possible reason is the operating system.

VXDIAG JLR SDD software should be installed on Windows 7 32bit operating system only.

Current latest SDD software goes to V158.

Following are come customer reviews on the operating system:

The software installed and opened up, but I couldn't get it to communicate with the car. The seller organized a time to remote into my computer and investigate the issue, and found the OS to be the problem. I re-imaged my computer with 32bit Windows 7 and ran the installer again and it worked like a dream. This tool is extremely useful. I was able to diagnose why my auto stop/start wasn't working within 2 minutes of opening the diagnostic toolset.

2) It works as good as the oem equipment and other aftermarket equipment at five to ten times the price.

3) VXDIAG JLR SDD Software is limited to operating on WIN7 or newer 32-bit operating system. Check your computer first. Excellent customer service however.

4) Initially I struggled in installing the software since it has to be installed on windows 7 with 32x operating system which is hard to find these days. However, after installation the software works well. The help provided by the supplier was superb....

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