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blackwolf



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Advice re. Faultmate MSV
For a number of years I have had a Faultmate MSV (now known as MSV1) which I have used on my Disco2. I have recently bought the hardware and software to use this on the Defender as well, however I am having some "issues".

Is there anyone here who can tell me if the MSV1 should be powered from the OBD socket when using the type 2 VCI (CANbus) lead? When I connect to the Defender with this VCI the power LED comes on steadily but very dim, if I switch the ignition on it flashes dim-bright-dim etc. I cannot "find" the VS using the settings menu, and any attempt to access the ECU results in a VSE 006 error.

If I use my Disco2 type 1 VCI (non-CANbus) on the Defender, obviously I can't access the EMS ECU but the VS powers correctly and I can even read the settings from the 10AS unit.

Does this suggest there's an o/c connection in the CANbus VCI?
Post #220949 21st Mar 2013 7:06pm
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blackwolf



Member Since: 03 Nov 2009
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I should have also said all fuses are checked and are ok.
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K9F



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Blackwolf,

Lorryman and/or Pete from BAS would be my first port of call perhaps? Thumbs Up If you go through life with your head in the sand....all people will see is an ar5e!!

Treat every day as if it is your last....one day you will be right!!
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