Sorry dumb question,where is the computer located?
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1. Flashed on the computer itself
2. Connected inline with the harnesses and then the box is velcroed somewhere(easiests one to spot).
To really spot #1, there could be some communication bus fault codes at times, depending on what tuner was used, sometimes they don't leave this code. BullyDog tends to leave it.
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Well there are two ways that are common that you'll see a "chip" on the 6.0.
1. Flashed on the computer itself
2. Connected inline with the harnesses and then the box is velcroed somewhere(easiests one to spot).
To really spot #1, there could be some communication bus fault codes at times, depending on what tuner was used, sometimes they don't leave this code. BullyDog tends to leave it.
1. Flashed on the computer itself
2. Connected inline with the harnesses and then the box is velcroed somewhere(easiests one to spot).
To really spot #1, there could be some communication bus fault codes at times, depending on what tuner was used, sometimes they don't leave this code. BullyDog tends to leave it.
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