Durametric
#1
Durametric
Got to give a shout out to owen and the guys there. Realized a few weeks ago that they are local to me. They answered all my emails and were super nice when I stopped in to chat. Can't wait to hook it up amd tinker around. Anything good any of you figured out with it
#4
I can attest - works perfectly post maintenance to reset.
#6
We can't code with the durametric. Can't turn stuff on and off and reset faults. I haven't dove into it too hard someone maybe able to do the tricky stuff. Look on durametric website. As for not working on an s. I don't see why not. Mine has a custom tune bigger turbos 715 hp and it works for mine
#7
Then it is useless. If I can't even switch off seat belt warning chime ....
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#10
The issue with the Durametric for the Panamera is that coding is not support regardless of the version. The Durametric web site indicates if coding is supported for each Poesche model. The last column indicates coding is not support for the Panamera and part of the reason I couldn't justify buying the Durametric for the Panamera over some of the other options..
Last edited by Small Car Lover; 12-11-2018 at 12:53 PM.
#11
>>>*Coding feature available with Durametric Professional kits only, except on Cayenne & Panamera.<<<
THANK YOU!
#12
Ok welp, guess I'm not getting this well regarded tool I've seen pop up ever since joining, seeing as it doesn't work for the Panamera.
I know the thread is "Durametric," but what's a good recommended alternative to reset faults and scheduled maintenance?
I know the thread is "Durametric," but what's a good recommended alternative to reset faults and scheduled maintenance?
#14
Hopefully this helps clarify. I do wish it had coding and support for enhanced features, like Suspension calibration.
#15
The iCarsoft POR-II is an alternative. It's fairly inexpensive and resets the maintenance intervals and clears codes.
https://www.amazon.com/iCarsoft-Pors.../dp/B011DKBXBK
https://www.amazon.com/iCarsoft-Pors.../dp/B011DKBXBK
You don't need coding to reset maintenance reminders (oil, minor, major), clear/read faults, or do other "pre-coded" maintenance activities on the Panamera (which there are quiet a few, though primarily engine related). The coding that isn't' supported is custom coding. Durametric works great for what you mentioned. I run it and have used it a number of times to pull Suspension/Engine codes, as well as to reset my service indicators.
Hopefully this helps clarify. I do wish it had coding and support for enhanced features, like Suspension calibration.
Hopefully this helps clarify. I do wish it had coding and support for enhanced features, like Suspension calibration.