Fault Codes - How to access all Mems versions.with the T300

Thanks David. Guides and links updated accordingly.

This looks very interesting has anyone got experience of using it on a MEMS 1.9 system?

I do, it works well.
I can reprogram fobs with Technozen's lead and find fault codes and reset them. It will not access live data as doing this causes the engine to stall. All in all a very handy diagnostic tool

carlvk wrote: I do, it works well.
I can reprogram fobs with Technozen's lead and find fault codes and reset them. It will not access live data as doing this causes the engine to stall. All in all a very handy diagnostic tool

I would invest in the T300 but I have never had any proof if it will program Pektron units and fobs; I have been told it can with the correct leads but has anyone tried?

I have only done Lucas fobs with mine, sorry

Just a warning for NAIC TFs. Even the T4 can't read them, so this probably won't work. Might ask David to try it sometime on a meet just to confirm.

Well, they're both Chinese copies of other peoples' ideas so chances are they work together!

True.

I just know that the pinout of the OBD socket is different.

T4 doesn't work and you have to buy a new system from China for around £9k

Also Z&F cannot remap the ECU in the car. They have to take it out and put it into a MEMs3 car to remap it.

It would be worth having a chat with Paul, technozen.

Badger wrote:

carlvk wrote: I do, it works well.
I can reprogram fobs with Technozen's lead and find fault codes and reset them. It will not access live data as doing this causes the engine to stall. All in all a very handy diagnostic tool

I would invest in the T300 but I have never had any proof if it will program Pektron units and fobs; I have been told it can with the correct leads but has anyone tried?

Technozen, Paul says that he has done pektron fobs successfully. He is the only expert I know on these systems. He only posts on .org. I tried on a NAIC TF but was unsuccessful. That could have been my incompetence, to be fair as Paul assured me he had done that too.