Not sure. There is firmware download option for C-crosser but Outlander needs a different one. Anyway until MUT3 data will be embedded into Lexia we won't have 100% of MUT's capabilities.
Join me here if you're interested.

 

Thanks for your offer to join another site and convert to another language. But I will follow the progress members post here. Sounds like this software has a lot of potential. I cant wait to read and hear more about it!

 

Actually I was replying to Krushka, I believe he's capable of speaking that language.

 

I ain't sure it is possible to embed MUT3 data into lexia3 because it IS in another understandable to their software form. But we should try!

Does it have ability to add/remove keys into immobilizer of Outlander?

 

Vadimus

One question.

Have you reinstated the TPMS to see if it kept the sensor registered or do you need a trip to the dealer if you just want to remove it for winter?

I should receive it today...

 

I disabled TPMS. Tire check symbol went off (normally showing on ignition turning on).
Did not have time to test it removing the wheel or deflating the tire.

After couple of days I turned it back - symbol is lit again.
By the way I haven't seen anything regarding registering TPMS sensors - the only customizable parameter I've seen was tire pressure - set to 220kpa/320psi.

 

Anyone have a clue if this might also work on an Outlander Sport?

 

It definitely should.

 

Good news and from what I read it seem that the TPMS sensors are registered in the WiFi module located in the device that serve as a Start switch (key) for the FAST system.

That explain why it does not show in the ETACS.

So turning off the TPMS in the ETACS does not affect the registration of the module in another ECU at least in the short term of your experience.
Otherwise it would have complained when you reinstated it.

That means I will be able to mothball it for the winter, then reopen it for the Summer.

 

Yes, it seems that this part is easy.
However, I'd like to have the possibility to register new TPMS sensors too.