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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by zstyle, Sep 3, 2011.

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  1. zstyle

    zstyle Formula Junior

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    #1 zstyle, Sep 3, 2011
    There is a SD2 possibly for sale in Italy. Everything needed to run the entire system is included except for the computer which needs windows. Although it may be considered out dated by newer testers, the SD2 can still read up to the 575 and 430 (for certain parameters on 430). Below is what is included. PM if interested.

    -SD2
    -install CDs
    -3-rs232 to SD2 cables
    -Port key
    -SD2 case and bag
    -2 OBII port cables
    -serial port cable
    -power cable
     
  2. 134282

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    #2 134282, Sep 3, 2011
    I know it's out of my price range; but I'm still interested in learning what something like this costs.
     
  3. greyboxer

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    #3 greyboxer, Sep 3, 2011
    There was one on a European Ebay for EUR 6500 the other day which is about ten thousand bucks - There's an SD3 in the US for about thirty thousand
     
  4. SandydeG

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    #4 SandydeG, Oct 10, 2011
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    We are putting our SD2 up for sale on ebay in the next day or so. Starting bid $10,000.

    Included are:
    -SD2
    -install CDs
    -3-rs232 to SD2 cables
    -Port key (documentation)
    -SD2 case and bag
    -2 OBDII port cables
    -2 ISO cables (SD2 to car)
    -probe adaptor
    -power supply
    -cigarette lighter adaptor
    -official Ferrari SD2 manual

    In fact, I'll post it right now.
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  5. SandydeG

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    #5 SandydeG, Oct 10, 2011
  6. donv

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    #6 donv, Oct 10, 2011
    What cars can make use of the SD2?
     
  7. zstyle

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    #7 zstyle, Oct 10, 2011
    everything up to the 430 (430 uses a 575 trans ecu). So vehicle not able are Cali, 458, 599, 612
     
  8. 2NA

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    #8 2NA, Oct 10, 2011
    My understanding is that Ferrari no longer supports the SD-2.

    What happens when it no longer works?
     
  9. wildegroot

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    #9 wildegroot, Oct 11, 2011
    This country has lots of unemployed electrical engineers. It could be fixed.
     
  10. SandydeG

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    #10 SandydeG, Oct 17, 2011
  11. SandydeG

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    #11 SandydeG, Oct 25, 2011
    10K - A lot less than we paid for it in 2005. Works perfectly.
     
  12. Ingenere

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    #12 Ingenere, Oct 31, 2011
    I would love to have an SD2, and have wanted one for years. But for a DIY owner, $10K doesn't make sense. We sell OEM MB Star tools for +-$3500, which is kind of the limit that most DIY owners are willing to step up for.

    I've even talked to 5 local Ferrari owners about chipping in and doing it as a group, but no takers. If you are so inclined as to tackle some work yourself, the SD2 is an invaluable asset.
     

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