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Old 06-04-2015, 05:15 PM
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Most of purchase the software from the following: BMW USB OBD Diagnostic Cable Inpa Ediabas Ncsexpert Dis V57 SSS V32 Progman GT1 | eBay

Software works best using Windows XP operating system.
Sorry for the highjack - Been interested in purchasing this myself too, but sadly the seller limits who (where) he ships too, and this doesn't include Australia for some strange reason. Can't even contact him via his listing either...
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Sorry for the highjack - Been interested in purchasing this myself too, but sadly the seller limits who (where) he ships too, and this doesn't include Australia for some strange reason. Can't even contact him via his listing either...

There are many others that offer the software, should be able to find one that you can make a purchase. That source is just one commonly used in here.
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Old 06-04-2015, 05:28 PM
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There are many others that offer the software, should be able to find one that you can make a purchase. That source is just one commonly used in here.
Thanks - will do some research on eBay and Amazon.
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Hi BladeX5,

Just curious, would you mind sharing where you get the software by any chance? I've been struggling to have a INPA working on my laptop (running Win7). I do have the regular OBDII-USB cable.

Thanks, man! And sorry for hijack the thread.

Hi LeiZ!
Sorry I couldn't get back to you sooner, but it has been busy days.

To be honest, I found INPA and stuff in a torrent but I can't remember where.
I still have it, I can do something to share it here somehow if it's not against the rules or anything like that.

Also, the cable I bought was from a seller in Amazon, not ebay, I couldn't trust ebay sellers (too many bad experiences).

This is the one I bought: INPA Cable - USB

The only modification you've to do in order to make it work for cars before 2009, is, jumping pins 8 and 9. Otherwise, INPA won't be able to see all the modules during scans and stuff.

Let me know if you want INPA software to see what can we do about it.
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