Vehicle Diagnostics - Free to H4h rally entrants

Chaps,

I dabble in vehicle diagnostics & have some handy old kit that can read & clear pretty much any vehicle that i've tried.
I also have a proper land rover t4 handheld system that can do some useful additional stuff on disco2, freelander, defender etc.
Early range rover & discovery air suspension & abs issues on pre odb vehicles is also covered although it is a bit of a faff!

If anyone has any issues then my services are free to members if you're local or passing (near Luton)

Also, for fundraising, you can sell on my free service and donate the 'charge' to the cause.

So, if you have a warning light & need it explained or cleared (any vehicle) , or you want the annoying key / lights / seatbelt bleeper disabled (disco 2) just give me a call.

The normal rate is £20 for mates, £40 for general public. Dealers will charge £75 - £150

If you have any cunning plans for using my services for other ways of fundraising then let me know

Mark
07786 937455

A kind and generous offer there Mark; no doubt it'll get picked up.

Awesome!

Cheers Mr Avo! I have a Nanocom but its not brilliant or easy to use by a novice!

Might be in need of your services soon as plan to do a wheel hub on the disco!

D

For a green oval things there is only one vehicle diagnostics needed, is it rust, or isn't it? simple

Sounds like a brilliant offer for those that need rice fuel. Mind you brother in law needs something like that for his RR. He can't travel 50 miles before the dash lights up Told him he should have bought a Defender or something that needs rice for fuel.

richie wrote:

For a green oval things there is only one vehicle diagnostics needed, is it rust, or isn't it? simple

No signs of rust yet but some show signs earlier than others, and that includes those machines made by Far East companies

landie68rover wrote:

Mind you brother in law needs something like that for his RR. He can't travel 50 miles before the dash lights up

I like Rangies, I have general & specific stuff for them depending on the year. Problems are usually minor, they just look frightening.

dan wrote:

Cheers Mr Avo! I have a Nanocom but its not brilliant or easy to use by a novice!

Never tried one, I have had both good & bad feedback on them - I'd be interested to see what they can do

Cheers Mr Avo - Now that's what I call respect to a Marshal.

Mark - It's a shame that Dan isn't taking part - its the nearest to it you're going to get to it on the rally!!

Ah you see, Mr Avo is only down the road, we can meet for a pint or 2!

If anyone's at Newbury tomorrow drop by & say hello. I'll have the kit with me if anyone needs a quick check.

White semi commercial D2 V8, should have big 'vehicle diagnostics' posters if i finish mounting them

Mark - Car 28 Warrick Green has stand at Newbury; pop in and intro yourself (but don't scare hom off Ha)