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Digimaster 3 change mileage on 2005 Toyota Corolla

  We received a problem from our customer when he wanted to use  Yanhua Digimaster 3 to adjust mileage for his 2005 Toyota Corolla. Here share the relevant solution with you. Hope helps you. Problem: I don’t know how to use. I tried to adjust odometer on Toyota Corolla. First ask me device module 2 keep says can’t find the device. Can you tell me how to do it simply? Solution: Open  Odometer Correction Tool Digimaster 3 home page Select “Meter System”-> “Asia”-> “Toyota” Choose the corolla 2005 vehicle model and enter next step The system will prompt what chip is. Find the car chip and check whether it is consistent with the prompt or not If it is, disassemble it and weld to OBP adapter Connect with digimaster 3 to read data And follow the prompt to change mileage Done!

Land Rover key programmer advice digimaster3 + Yanhua mini ACDP

Yanhua digimaster3  can program key for Land Rover before 2015 via OBD.  Yanhua Mini ACDP with module 9 can program key for Land Rover 2015 – 2018 without dismantling and welding. Therefore, to program all Land Rover (older and newest), you need both. 1. Yanhua digimaster3 covers the following Land Rover before 2015: Seeing is believing, look at the following images: 2.Yanhua Mini ACDP covers Land Rover 2015 – 2018: Support Adding key and all-key-lost for new Jaguar and land rover after year 2015.

Digimaster3 correct mileage on 2014 Hyundai Sonata failure

Have Digimaster 3 Odometer Correct tool to correct mileage for 2014 Hyundai Sonata, firstly failed to do and then get data lost because of using the black clip adapter. Here 6 images showing failure and how the user connected: Solution provided by  Obd2tool.com engineer: It’s not safe to collect data by using the clip adapter (shown as image 4), which will cause data lost easily, that’s why the D3 package doesn’t contain this clip adapter. The correct method: Remove the chip 93C66, weld it on the OBP adapter to read out the original mileage, then reset a mileage value you want. One more question: I saw many videos the posters use the clip adapter to collect data and succeed, why I failed? Answer: It’s not 100% percent to read out the data using the clip adapter. If the contact is bad, the data is easy to lose. But it takes too much time and inconvenient, I already lost data. Now it shows 0 …… Solution: finally, obd2tool.com customer service send...