What tester are you using on your Grenadier?

[Logsplitter]

I understand that the diagnostic tool will go along with service/repair manual. You can’t have one without the other. Hopefully not too long a wait before we get the manual.

 

[anand]

Did you happen to try Bimmercode APP or something like that? Several other forums show it doing BMW's service resets.

Given that BMW scan tools cannot access/scan the modules in the Grenadier, I would imagine it wouldn't work...

 

[globalgregors]

I did - I want to clear up some confusion though. It looks like ROW vehicles (and perhaps Australia specifically) CANNOT clear codes with a (or most) consumer OBD2 readers. NAS spec vehicles CAN.

There's a lot of confusion about this and it seems like it may deserve a sticky or *something* @anand

Robert Pepper, Automotive Journalist, has posted on his Patreon that he is making inquiries w/the local folks at Ineos AUS to determine whats what. I'd encourage our AUS members to join up as he's making some great content right now - https://www.patreon.com/L2SFBC

Thanks to Bernhard at Leitner Designs I can update this (if better knowledge isn’t already out there).

The OBDLink MX+ will read and clear some codes also on Australia delivered vehicles.

In our case we had Check Engine; Power Steering and Air Bag faults (maybe a couple of others) after the vehicle battery was depleted during shipping. The device/app was able to clear all except the airbag warning. This required a fly by to Sierra Ineos, where Matt and the team were happy to assist.

Not an expedition-ready solution (needs a phone/internet) but better than the nothing that was previously available for Oz.

 

[karoja]

Ineos should have a tester system that you can connect through the internet/computer to their headquarters, for those people on the road in countries without dealerships.