is there any way I could possibly find out if the tuner I have is pre the ban or after?

 

When you plug it into your truck and go to do the install, it is going to ask you if you want the DPF on or the DPF off. If it doesn't ask that, then it is a post-ban tuner. If it asks that, it is a pre-ban tuner.

 

It's not installed on a truck. I want to sell it and apparently that matters to people who are interested and I don't know the answer

 

I have a 67F-109003 model number it is pre-ban. It's been awhile for all of this information.

The 109007 is a Street Tuner that has been discontinued.

The 109003 is a Race Tuner that has been discontinued. It was capable of doing a delete.

If I'm not mistaken the Software Unlock Code is NOT compatible or required for the Street Series Tuner part numbers 109006,109007, 209006, and 209007 and will only work on 2011 & 2012 Ford Trucks.


Check to see if your firmwear version is 1.0.2.x, it's a race tuner. If it's 1.0.3.x, it's a Street tuner.


Part # 109003 (Mini Maxx - Discontinued) is NOT compatible with the 2013-2014 Power Stroke. This device IS capable of removing emissions straight out of the box. This device REQUIRES additional unlock purchased for 2011-2012 PowerStroke tuning.

Part # 109007 (Mini Maxx 109007 Discontinued) IS compatible with the 2013-2014 Power Stroke. No extra unlock codes are necessary for any basic vehicle tuning. Emissions removed tuning must be unlocked via a High Sulfur Unlock. Unlocks can be obtained only from H&S Performance using their High Sulfur Application (High Sulfur Calibrations). Any vehicle being used in the United States will be denied access to high sulfur tuning unless they have EPA approval.

Part # 209007 (Mini Maxx) IS compatible with the 2013-2014 Power Stroke. There are no High Sulfur or emissions removal capabilities on this device. For a high sulfur device, you must apply through the High Sulfur Application and once approved you can purchase a special "International" device (309017 (Mini Maxx - International Software)) that is compatible with high sulfur fuel.

As far as the part numbers go, a 109003 is a race tuner that doesn't need a high sulfur unlock code to run dirty tunes this tuner is not in production, a 109007 is a street tuner that runs clean tunes but needs a high sulfur unlock code to run dirty tunes this tuner is also discontinued. This tuner was hacked by someone that could get to the dirty tunes without applying to the epa for offroad tunes, virtually making it a pre ban tuner.

 

Serial number and version. Dont see s model number

 

SW looks like a Street Tuner.

 

Chances are since it's for an 03-07 6.0L engine, its Pre-Ban. Since the ban came around 2012