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Would a 2023 version of ISTA+ work with newest PSdZ data? - JBoyx - 03-15-2025

I have ISTA+ 4.39.20 , but the matching PSdZ data is too old for my car and it wont work. If I put in the newest PSdZ data would it theoretically work? 
Its a BMW 318e F31 Engine from 2014.


RE: Would a 2023 version of ISTA+ work with newest PSdZ data? - turbosauce - 03-17-2025

(03-15-2025, 05:24 PM)JBoyx Wrote: I have ISTA+ 4.39.20 , but the matching PSdZ data is too old for my car and it wont work. If I put in the newest PSdZ data would it theoretically work? 
Its a BMW 318e F31 Engine from 2014.

Yes.


RE: Would a 2023 version of ISTA+ work with newest PSdZ data? - DieOfenfrische - 03-19-2025

Thanks for confirming, I was asking myself the same thing.