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Turbo-Master

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RCpullerdude

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Does anyone know who was the originator of this term? If it was, in fact, Bill Heath, is the name trademarked? I ask because while surfing on a Cummins site, I found a link to a Dodge/Cummins aftermarket boost controller that looked just like the Turbo-Master, and was also called the Turbo-Master.
 
RCpullerdude said:
Haha, you guy's are killin' me. Good way to relax, just stop in for a read in the 6.5 forum.
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Yep, thats the first thing I do when I come home from work, and i worked till 9:30 this evening (got to customers house at 7:20am) it was a long day, (great pay), so I'm smiling, and relaxing with my buds here at DTR.
 
Matt Bachand said:
relaxing with my buds here at DTR.
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thats usually what i do as well. come home from work and visit both sites for a little bit. finally got a code reader so i've been messing with that today trying to figure everything out on it.
 
iamdave0887 said:
thats usually what i do as well. come home from work and visit both sites for a little bit. finally got a code reader so i've been messing with that today trying to figure everything out on it.
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Same here. Worked 6am to 6pm...a few brews and sittin online.

What you learn with your new code reader?
 
Dieseldad97 said:
Same here. Worked 6am to 6pm...a few brews and sittin online.

What you learn with your new code reader?
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that my tranny temp sender is coding with no SES light. :pissed: stupid thing. is that a dealer part? :prrr:
 
RCpullerdude said:
How to read codes?
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:rolleyes5::frown2: what am i going to do with you RC? :p i wish my scanner could turn the lights on like the tech II's can. its fun to mess with people sometimes. mine just turns the SES off. anyone know where i can find that tranny temp sender? maybe thats why the tranny seems to shift weird when cold?
 
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Brooklyn Tow said:
What brand?.... I have an Actron Pocket scan, good to read codes, clear them and turn the ses light off. No complaints for the money.

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its an autoxray codescout 2500. reads OBDII and OBD I, which is the reason i got it. another nice thing about it is that i can type in an OBDII code and it'll tell me what it is. i don't know if other scanners do that or not but i figured it was pretty cool. bought it at pepboys for $159(regular $199 but i got $40 off with employee discount).
 
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