Let's start over......
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From: In the fast lane from LA to Tokyo...
let it dry and ready for the rock....
I've always liked the looks of a lot of rams, but quality is hit or miss. I've seen real good ones and some real lemons.
happened to me in a post facelift 1st gen dakota. I really liked that truck, all in all she wasn't bad. but looking back I'm kinda glad to be relieved of stuff like that as well....
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i hooked it up to the computer and looked at the sct program and never saw a option of deleting. Others have told me they cant be deleted.
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When I tuned my 6.0 I sent my XCal 3 to Innovative Diesel and they removed the old Troyer tunes then reprogramed the XCal with the new tunes for the 6.0. That's the easiest route that I know of.
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From: In the fast lane from LA to Tokyo...
I've never had and issues putting them on or taking them off with sct software and my sf3
edit....what I'm doing is basically overwriting them with new tunes....
now what I'm wondering is if you update the programmer maybe that will take them off???
Last edited by 88racing; Aug 6, 2014 at 11:18 AM.
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Sent an email to the local dealer asking for a price on a certain truck and have not gotten a response. Guess they have all the sales they want.
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