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cleatus12r Sat, October 3rd, 2009 11:43 PM

I edited a couple of posts to clarify a bit.

Power Hungry Mon, October 5th, 2009 05:15 AM

Vee haf vays of gettink zee kustom toonz out of zee chips! No chip iz zafe from pryink eyez.

Blowby Mon, October 5th, 2009 11:16 AM

:rofl:

theSLEEPER Thu, October 8th, 2009 03:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Groovy Chick (Post 15760)
Notice the time that Bill wrote this? He hadn't been to bed yet. I think he was getting a little loopy. :crazy:

:smiley_roll1:

HOLY MOLY!!! LOL

F-127 Tue, December 1st, 2009 09:45 PM

Ok, I was going to start a new topic but found this information relating to my question. Have a truck at our shop with a 6 position tuner. This person bought the truck in FL(in MN now), and I really doubt that the person has any contact info from who he bought it from. So that puts us at not knowing who did the tuning. I really understand the issue with not distributing the intellectual property of someone else without permission, which I wouldn't, but I'm kinda stuck between a rock and a hard place if this person would like me to make any changes to their tunes unless I go about re-writing some tunes for him.

Edit: just noticed the second page of posts after I made this one.

cleatus12r Tue, December 1st, 2009 10:59 PM

The problem you'll run into is that the TS chips have "vendor codes" specific to whoever owns the rights to the tuning software they happen to be using. For example, I have a chip burner from David Lott at Diesel Innovations. His burner code is "DD". Bill uses a code of "BC". The problem is that the burner code AND the chip code MUST MATCH or you cannot read, erase, or do much of anything with the chip. It sucks for sure, but it's a safeguard for someone else' IP.

So......

On Edit:

If you ever find an old "blue" TS burner, I'd buy it from you.

F-127 Wed, December 2nd, 2009 01:09 PM

So if I am reading right, even if I were to get approval from the vendor to use their binary files, I would still be unable to write to the current chip in that truck if the "vendor code" is different?

The only luck would getting the binary files from the vendor, and writing them to a new blank chip?

Either that or writing completely new files?
Or even sending back to the vendor to get re-burned if necessary?

This being said, this truck likely does not really need changes to tuning. I was asking mostly out of my curiosity. Its an OBS 7.3l modded out pretty good, H2E, intercooler, FASS fuel system, etc...
It actually came in for blowing off the intake hose off of the turbo compressor outlet, And this even has one of those constant torque clamps on it.


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