[crazeejames]

I just purchased a 2003 F350 7.3L and it has a Gryphon programmer in it(converted edge) Is there a way I can find out what "tunes" are in it? I don't want to burn anything up, I have it set on Level 3 and its got gobs of torque and shifts hard, EGTs run right around 6 on the highway pulling nothing.
How do I look at my "tunes"?
Thanks in advance.

[Longshot270]

When the programmer/truck is just sitting the easiest way is to hit menu to go to the main menu, then click performance programming (or something similar to it) and you'll see a list of tunes.

Besides that I can't tell you much, I'm not a diesel guy.

[ticopowell]

Originally Posted by crazeejames

I just purchased a 2003 F350 7.3L and it has a Gryphon programmer in it(converted edge) Is there a way I can find out what "tunes" are in it? I don't want to burn anything up, I have it set on Level 3 and its got gobs of torque and shifts hard, EGTs run right around 6 on the highway pulling nothing.
How do I look at my "tunes"?
Thanks in advance.

If you know who owned the truck when the tunes were put on I would imagine that you could call PHP when they are open again and ask Corey to look them up. I am fairly certain that doing that would not violate any privacy laws or anything.

[JackandJanet]

Better yet, I think there's a screen in it that will tell you the Serial Number (S/N) of the unit. If you give the S/N to PHP, they should be able to tell you exactly how it was tuned, and, they would show you as the new owner.

I wouldn't worry too much about any of the tunes hurting your truck. Bill doesn't write tunes that do that. If you use the tunes in the manner intended, they should improve the truck's longevity. An example of misuse would be to tow using the extreme HP setting I think.

- Jack

[crazeejames]

Thanks, I pulled out the unit and emailed Cody the s/n and all the info on the back..........just waiting for a reply.....

[JackandJanet]

Great, I think that's the best way.

- Jack