Hi I'm a new member and would like to ask advice one what software/kit to purchase for ccf editing when retrofitting hid lights from halogen
My car is 2010 freelander 2 hse....thanks in advance

http://www.freel2.com/forum/topic28106.html

I had a 2010 HSE in black like yours. I tried fitting LED side bulbs, number plate lights and reversing lights but every time they were on they knocked out the DAB completely and caused interference through the speakers. Plus the sidelights flickered. Bulbs were bought from a reputable supplier and were tried and tested so good quality.

Just be wary of any interferences from upgrading electrical items before shelling out £100's on new light units etc.

Hopefully it works ok on yours as standard halogen are shocking

thanks for the info.... i will watch out for that

I use a Nanocom Evolution along with it's dedicated web site for CCF editing, also very useful for reading and clearing fault codes.

I got mine a few years ago for the Disco 3 I had at the time, then added the extra license for FL2 and Defender.

thanks for the info atm im trying to figure out if i need to spend hundreds of pounds for either a nanocom or gap device, or i can simply buy sdd software and a cable that will allow me to do xenon upgrade.
Had a few bmws before so am quite used to basic coding of modules, just dont want to spend hundreds if i dont need to, so if anyone knows please chime in

thanks

Don't forget that whatever you add to a car makes zero difference to it's resale value. 3 x FL1 2 manual + 1 auto
5 x FL2 4 manual + 1 auto
Now Discovery Sport P250 MHEV SE

I got this one http://www.cardiag.co.uk/jlr-for-jaguar-and-land-rover-984.html for 35€ and it's done everything I wanted on both my FreeLander and Jaguar including software updates and CCF edits.

many thanks i just bought one!!

Good luck with it, there are other versions of the software kicking around the internet if you need them.

I don't find the software very intuitive but there are guides around if you need them

Still Lost in France wrote:

I got this one http://www.cardiag.co.uk/jlr-for-jaguar-and-land-rover-984.html for 35€ and it's done everything I wanted on both my FreeLander and Jaguar including software updates and CCF edits.

I think it depends on the software version but if I remember correctly, with the version that came with it, you don't let it try to update after installing (turn the wi-fi off) .

You reset the service indicator in the 'Service functions' option but you can do that from the trip meter anyway, which is probably easier.

Don't know about the DPF but I thought that indicated based upon sensor readings rather than miles or time.

Still Lost in France wrote:

I got this one http://www.cardiag.co.uk/jlr-for-jaguar-and-land-rover-984.html for 35€ and it's done everything I wanted on both my FreeLander and Jaguar including software updates and CCF edits.

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This cable not support offline program,if you have online ID and password,you can do coding

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What does this mean exactly? Is coding the same as CCF edit?

Has anyone used this unit successfully on MY2013?