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Old 12-10-2012, 10:35 PM
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To be honest,I have no idea about PaSoft,but from what I've seen on the pictures,it seemed to be really as easy as check box options for coding etc.

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Interesting. Does anyone know if this is better than PASoft 1.4.0? I can tackle just about everything everyone mentioned on it and it was a bit cheaper I believe.


On another note, On the early e53's (as with the e46) their is a round port under the hood that can ready every the module while the OBD2 port can only read the ECU, so if it doesn't wort at first that may be your issue.
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