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PostPosted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 11:10 am 
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Sorry if this has been posted before, I tried looking but couldn't quite find it.
Is it possible to un F37 our CRD? If so how?
In theory can a dealership order a new TCM? Any insight from the professors of LOST?

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closest your gonna get is an InMotion tune...

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Join the LONG line of people looking for this.

From what I understand, ordering a new TCM isn't going to help, as they will arrive already pre-flashed... OR if it has to be flashed to match your truck, the dealer can ONLY get access to the "most current" version b/c they are all stored on the mothership somewhere. And the lawyers won't let them load an older system.

For un-screwing the ECM, InMotion is the best method. Plug-in cheater boxes do help, but in varying levels of success depending on what sensors they intercept and alter.


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My Suncoast, Transco, Inmotion equiped truck will burn rubber on dry pavement!

Gotta love it. :lol:

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CRD Joe wrote:
My Suncoast, Transco, Inmotion equiped truck will burn rubber on dry pavement!

Gotta love it. :lol:


My stock 06 will do that too untill the ESP/traction control kicks in :(

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You could also look for an unF37ed CRD in a salvage yard and get that TCM. Good luck finding one though. If you do, there'll probably be 20 people bidding against you for it.

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Joe Romas wrote:
CRD Joe wrote:
My Suncoast, Transco, Inmotion equiped truck will burn rubber on dry pavement!

Gotta love it. :lol:


My stock 06 will do that too untill the ESP/traction control kicks in :(


So is the Suncoast/Inmotion less worth doing or not worth doing if you have an 06?


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yakers wrote:
So is the Suncoast/Inmotion less worth doing or not worth doing if you have an 06?


You should look at them seperatly. Inmotion to increase power so there will be less down shifting and a better TC to replace the plastic ones we have that will last.

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yakers wrote:
So is the Suncoast/Inmotion less worth doing or not worth doing if you have an 06?


Unless you drive so that your tire life is measured in the hundreds of miles, it is still well worth doing on a 2006.

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