The Nanocom license belongs to the tool, not to a VIN. When you add a vehicle to the driveway, you don't buy a second Nanocom — you buy the unlock for that vehicle and enter it into the unit you already have. Your existing vehicles keep working. The new one appears in the menu.
On a 1998–2006 Defender Td5 that opens the Td5 engine with its map tools and, where fitted, the 10AS alarm and immobilizer and Wabco ABS/traction control.
Which are you doing?
▸ Adding this truck to a Nanocom I already own
This vehicle uses two codes: the Defender Systems unlock and the Td5 engine unlock. Choose the option that matches what your Nanocom already holds and you are charged only for the code you are missing.
Added codes to your unit since you bought it? Go by what it holds now, not the kit it started as.
If you chose the wrong option: we see what your unit already holds. If you owe more, we contact you before issuing; if you paid too much, we refund the difference.
The Nanocom Unit ID box needs your unit's six-character ID. To find it:
Buying a kit in the same order? Enter NEW and we apply the code to your new unit.
If a vehicle reports "Function Locked" afterward, a code went into the wrong box — each code is numbered and has its own slot. Email us and we'll sort it out.
No. A Defender Td5 talks through either cable — the black CAN BUS cable or the green OBDII cable — so whichever one came with your Nanocom works.
Manuals and ECU guides for every vehicle are in our Nanocom Documentation Library.
Don't own a Nanocom yet? Start with a full Defender kit — NAS/50th V8, Td5 or Puma, whichever you have — and then add more capability if needed.
Only the Defender Systems unlock — your unit already has the Td5 engine unlock.
Only the Td5 engine unlock — your unit already has Defender Systems.
More questions? See the full Nanocom FAQ.
Photo: "2002 Land Rover Defender 110 TD5 Country G4 Challenge" by Calreyn88, CC BY 4.0, cropped and resized. Land Rover and Range Rover are trademarks of Jaguar Land Rover Ltd. Extinct Motorsports is not affiliated with Jaguar Land Rover.
One tool. Multiple Classic Land Rovers.
The license lives in the Nanocom, not in a VIN. Add a truck once and use it on as many trucks of that model as you like. Add a different one to the driveway later and you buy a license, not a second Nanocom — and if your unit already talks to that truck's engine or body systems, you pay only for the part it's missing.
Buying a Nanocom at the same time?
Order the kit for your first truck — it's activated before it ships, and you can add a second truck right on the kit page. More than two? Add this license to the same order and enter NEW as the unit ID.
Not sure which engine management your truck has? Email extinct@extinctmotorsports.com and we'll confirm before you buy.
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