Looking For Thoughts on Tazer vs JScan

[JeepyD]

Why debate, I use both. Each has their strengths and weaknesses.

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[AnnDee4444]

From what I can see in the JSCAN demo within the app, it does appear that you can set up the passive entry with it.

I have successfully added passive entry with Jscan.

I often use lockers in 4H and the Tazer offers me that option.

Jscan can lock/unlock front and/or rear differentials independently of each other, with/without the vehicle running. The swaybar disconnect can also be done at anytime, including when the vehicle isn't running.

 

[CarbonSteel]

I have successfully added passive entry with Jscan.


Jscan can lock/unlock front and/or rear differentials independently of each other, with/without the vehicle running. The swaybar disconnect can also be done at anytime, including when the vehicle isn't running.

Might be time to make that comparison sheet I been telling myself to do

 

[MRH512]

@MRH512

IF you do opt to go with JSCAN, do read all of the pages in this thread.
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/jscan-app-user-question.97767/

Take heed the part about not buying Chrylser cables but instead buy a dedicated security gateway bypass module... Also to go with the less expensive VLINKER MC+ rather then the OBDLink MX+ OBD2 Bluetooth Scanner.

Ok, I'm feeling a bit oblivious here, @Rhinebeck01 - and I'm sure this will be a forehead-smacking, "D'OH!" kinda moment, but...

I have the OBDLink MX+, the ECRI Bypass, and the SGW Extension cable you recommended in the other thread.

But, for the life of me, I can't tell where the extension cable plugs into the Jeep. There's only one male adaptor I can see under the dash that fits one of the two female adaptors on the extension cable.

What am I missing?

 

[Rhinebeck01]

@MRH512

A little different view..

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