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MULTIFUNCTION TOOL WITH INTEGRATED SUPPORT – MINI COUNTRYMAN/PACEMAN R60/R61 (2010 - 2017)

€84,75 EUR

~~€91,90 EUR~~ €84,75 EUR

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“Do you want to have all the engine parameters in a single and practical solution?”

The multifunction tool is connected via OBDII port and is able to monitor many of the data coming from your car's ECU.

Among the values that can be displayed are operating temperatures and pressures as well as essential data related to the engine. You can also read the main travel information such as distance travelled, speed, consumption, etc.

The software also has the function of scanning and eliminating elementary errors detected in the control unit.

You can choose to customize the stand with JCW or S logo.

Technical specifications

Fixing system using self-locking nuts embedded in the 3D printed component
Installation of the support on the original OEM air vent
Data detected by the multifunction instrument: Turbo pressure / RPM / Fuel level / Average and instantaneous fuel consumption / Coolant temperature / Oil temperature / Engine load / Engine throttle opening percentage / Distance traveled / Time
Reading of the main errors (Scan DTC)
Vehicle performance test: 0-100 km/h / Brake test / Brake initial speed / Target speedup test
Customizable display theme coloring

Compatibility

Countryman R60
Paceman R61

Kit includes

3D printed instrument holder
OBDII multifunction tool
OBDII Power Cable - MICRO-USB / USB-A
Installation hardware
Assembly instructions

Material

The component is molded in techno-plastic material resistant to the high temperatures of the summer months

Warnings

Handcrafted product, photos are for illustrative purposes
The accessory is not part of the original equipment of the car
We are not responsible for incorrect assembly, it is recommended to contact professionals
Do not rely exclusively on the data collected by the instrument to safeguard the car's engine
The parameters that the instrument could read are different between different engines. The vehicle may not be set up to read certain data