Can I borrow a Hawkeye or Nanocom tool?

[publix_deli]

Would anyone be willing to let me borrow their Hawkeye or Nanocom tool for a D2? I want to enable the fog lights in my BCU, which shouldn't take more than 5 minutes, but the mechanic wants to charge me for a whole hour of labor. I'm located in Atlanta, but I'd be willing to pay for shipping both ways if some kind soul wants to loan me their tool via UPS.

 

[JUKE179r]

I’d like to see about borrowing one also. Just to see the functions of first hand before buying one.
BTW... I’m in Smyrna.

 

[jafir]

The downfall is that cost of the unit if it doesn't get returned. I know people used to rent out the ABS amigos for the entire cost of a new one, and then they'd refund all but the "rental" fee of $20 or whatever it was after it got returned.

Another downfall is that my nanocom isn't licensed for just a d2, I've got LR3 on there too, so you'd be looking at probably $600 to borrow it. I wouldn't charge anything other than shipping and would refund everything else, but that's a lot of money to be tied up with someone you don't know on the internet.

 

[jafir]

You'd be better off if there was some one local, and as big as Atlanta is, I'm sure there has got to be someone with one.

 

[ERover82]

Consider a Foxwell NT510 for about $140 that will do what you need and more. Sell it afterward if you must.

 

[pinkytoe69]

Consider a Foxwell NT510 for about $140 that will do what you need and more. Sell it afterward if you must.

Those are bi-directional?

Edit: wow, yes they are. That's a good deal.

 

[bsa_m21]

Too bad it only handles the Engine codes on a Disco 1.