Automotive diagnostic tools

A brand new version of John Deere Service Advisor 5.2 for AG equipment is an offline application, that use Internet Explorer browser to communicate with the user. Important Notice. Installation and activation are possible only with remote assistance using Teamviewer. Unlike the previous version ( John Deere Service Advisor 4.2) to work with the application you need: Internet Explorer 11 (The shell) Last version of Adobe PDF reader (you will be asked to download the last version before the installation process begin) Last version of Java runtime environment (you will be asked to download the last version before the installation process begin) The John Deere SA v 5.2.523 has a more stable driver version. Sa works with any Windows 10 edition. The latest version of the Database dataset 2019/05 + updates to 2019/08 has all the new models’ coverage and faster performance. John Deere Service Advisor 5.2 System requirements: – O.S.: Windows 7 Pro/Ultimate; Windows 8 Pro, Windows 8.1...

John Deere is notorious for arguing that farmers who buy its tractors actually “license” them because Deere still owns the copyright to the tractors’ software; in 2015, the US Copyright Office affirmed that farmers were allowed to jailbreak their tractors to effect repairs and modifications. But the Copyright Office doesn’t have the legal power to allow anyone to make a tool to make such modifications, which makes the Copyright Office exemption pretty symbolic. Nevertheless, Deere responded immediately to the Copyright Office ruling by amending the EULA for its tractors to prohibit any such modification, third party repairs, etc, and made farmers click through the EULA and “agree” to it in order to start up their tractors. Now, farmers find themselves in desperate straits. Not only does Deere gouge them on repairs (“$230, plus $130 an hour for a technician to drive out and plug a connector into their USB port to authorize [a user-swapped] part”), but the repair shops ...

John Deere Diagnostic Options   wp-admin June 6, 2019 Heavy Duty Diagnostic Tools john deere edl v2  has recently been in the news because of their strict opposition to allowing farmers, equipment owners, and repair shops access to the information they need to repair and maintain their vehicles. If you read the main stream news, you would be left to believe that John Deere diagnostic with a computer is impossible. Well, we are here to help dispel that myth and give some more exposure to some tools that actually do perform diagnostics on John Deere. There are actually several solutions in the market, some of which we will cover in this post. John Deere EDL and Service Advisor The very best solution in the market is what the dealers use. John Deere dealers use a combination of PC-based computer with two critical components – John Deere Service Advisor software and the John Deere EDL v2 Adapter. The  Heavy Duty Scanner   EDL v2 adapter looks like the picture sho...

Hi, I have two scanner, John Deere EDL v2 and Nexiq usb link. EDL connection with service advisor is perfect. But with usb link, it doesn’t work. The only way where i have connection with usb link is in GetEcuId. But finally I got Nexiq usb link to work with Service Advisor software Here is how to operate… First, you must reflash your  NEXIQ with John Deere EDL firmware. When you do that, you\ll got EDL as connected device in device manager. Find original firmware and save it (backup) C:\NEXIQ\RP1210A\usblink.bin In John Deere Service Advisor find EDL.bin I do not remember where it location … Copy and rename EDL.bin to usblink.bin replace original C:\NEXIQ\RP1210A\usblink.bin Go to C:\NEXIQ\Test open binload.exe check checkbox – Enable automatic USB-Link firmware update open CommCheck.exe firmware will be update and Nexiq name will be changed – now EDL-Link Please take a note, that firmware reflash is possible only with original nexiq or HQ nexiq c...