I'd be sceptical too ...Mine went in to have it warranty repaired, and they’ve just called up to say it was because the engine battery was low and they’ve given it a charge. I’m sceptical.
I'd be sceptical too ...Mine went in to have it warranty repaired, and they’ve just called up to say it was because the engine battery was low and they’ve given it a charge. I’m sceptical.
He said it’s because I do short mileage trips (20 miles per day), but I’ve done some longer ones. It does end up sitting occasionally though. I don’t even want a sodding SOS module, I just want the warning to go away.I'd be sceptical too ...
He said it’s because I do short mileage trips (20 miles per day), but I’ve done some longer ones. It does end up sitting occasionally though. I don’t even want a sodding SOS module, I just want the warning to go away.
I would like to get it connected to my phone though
Nobody near you got VCDS. Its very easy. Once you confirm the battery is good
I see nothing in the non-pro licence version that can do it ... though I haven't looked in a while.I seen somewhere that you need the pro version of OBDeleven. Does anybody know if this is true or can someone point me in the right direction to what one I should buy?
Multiple.Does the OBD eleven allow you to use it on multiple vehicles? Or does it lock itself to 1 VIN ?
I only have the base (free) version though, I suspect Pro has a limit that perhaps Ultimate doesn't?Might become a mobile SOS fixerer