Product Review 2: Launch X431 Elite Scantool for BMW!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- The Launch Scan Tool works!! Here is a review now that it is functioning properly.
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Start Date 2024-2-18 06:00PST
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Also the address for any other reason to contact me- look forward to hearing from you!
a pleasure watching these every week
Thank you for the information I have been looking for a reader for our cars I’m in Florida as well as I dig into mine I find more issues but I’m trying to bring it back
Good luck! They will keep you busy!
I was thinking of buying an m3, but u changed my mind. Now i want a z3
Glad to help!
My Z3 made it onto TH-cam! Hurrah! Cheers Mark!🏴
My pleasure! Thanks for submitting!
We both did woohoo
thanks for submitting!@@pillsmith8608
I'm glad you got it to work with the 20-pin adapter.
Thanks! I still feel dumb 😄
from wales here, your right it is zed 3
My favorite letter!
The blue Z3 he bought from a dealer about 2 months ago as I was actually going to get it and he beat me to it! Glad to see you like it however.
Keep looking!! There's more out there!
@@MomentofZed I ended up getting a nice Arctic Silver one just a couple weeks after. I'm in the process of bringing it back to factory, not including the replacement parts for preventative maintenance. Your videos have came in great, especially for when fixing the seats.
I've just finished restoring the wing mirrors (no door card removal) so the next big task are the many stone chips on the hood / bonnet. Just need the UK weather to improve.
@davidhumble6892 congratulations and good luck with the car!
Love the practical effects! 😊
Great video as always and looks like a good tool for the price.
Keep up the great work!
That youtube blur tool is killing me! Cost me 2 hours this morning. Thanks for watching. I have your latest to see today.
Looks like a terrific tool. Thanks for the video, lots of great information. Cheers
Thanks for putting up with the tape!
Again, very interesting! Thanks for that.
In my 2.8 you can find the OBD port on the driver's side of the cylinder bank.
Greetings...
Is that a right hand drive vehicle?
Sorry, forgot to mention, it's a lefthand drive
Could be year specific on what side the port is on, knowing how to identify the port is most important...@@thomasz3coupe591
The port was originally on the right side and was moved to the left side of the vehicle starting with 1999 model year, hope this helps.
Also take note that that 20 pin is located on the driver side if you have a NA 6 cylinder.
Thank you!
nice video!
ive been thinking to change the wheels on my z 1.8
now i have 17 inches 225 tires, and was thinking to swap smalleer size to 16 inch 185 tires, i think as the car is 1.8 would be better or maybe 185 tires are too thin? thank uu!! keep going with the cannel!
Mine are 225 16s, 185 feels narrow imo
Your welcome...
Mark, will the new reader perform the oil change reset? Or will it have to be done the old fashion way with the old #7 pin trick?
BTW: My OBD port is on the passenger side of my 98 2.8 left hand drive Z3. Maybe the OBD port is on the driver side of a right hand drive vehicle as well. I'm sure BMW was consistent with OBD placement regardless of what side the steering wheel is on. However I've been wrong many times before.
I'll have to check on the reset light. Two commenters have said their 2.8 port is on the driver's side.
Is it possible those commentators car's are right hand drive car's? Maybe they can chime in and clarify...@@MomentofZed
That’s strange. My port was inside the car on the passenger side under the glove box 🤷♀️
The obd2 is there, but it can't read all the info.
@@MomentofZed I did not know that 🫤
I want to buy a z3, but I have no idea on what too look out for problems or conditions to get the right one for the right price, any advice that you can give me ?
Take a look at this video:
th-cam.com/video/RUxovPirtg4/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgyklJkSucyJ_j21dBZ4AaABAg
If you want safer, I'd look to a low mileage 1.9 or 2.8 liter manual, clean carfax. Prices vary, but you should be able to get something reasonable for under 10K. I like Cars and Bids to keep an eye on prices. Our cars are 25 years old or more now, so having some of the typical issues like the glovebox sag shouldn't be deal breakers if the rest is in good shape. When in doubt, drop 200 bucks on a pre-purchase inspection from someone reputable with BMW knowledge.
@@MomentofZed thank you, you have a nice ans lovely channel, I will be watching your videos from now on, it's nice to see more people who love this car 🥰
@professoraxolotl8960 thanks for watching!
I got here first ☺️