Introduction – Banks Power Chevy_GMC Trucks: Duramax LMM (Diesel ’07 - 10 6.6L) Tuner- Six-Gun Diesel Tuner '07-09 (PDA) Compatible w_ Optional PowerPDA User Manual

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Dear Customer,
If you have any questions

concerning the installation

of your Banks Six-Gun Diesel

Tuner, please call our Technical

Service Hotline at (888) 839-

2700 between 7:00am and

5:00pm (PST). If you have any

questions relating to shipping

or billing, please contact our

Customer Service Department

at (888) 839-5600.
Thank you.

The Banks Six-Gun Diesel Tuner has six

power levels adjustable by the supplied

Six-Gun Switch.
The optional Banks PowerPDA is a

versatile touch-screen interface to

the Six-Gun Tuner and your truck that

also increases the Six-Gun’s power

output. With the push of a button, you

can change power levels on-the-fly. It

displays four engine functions at a time,

two of which are user-selectable (over

a dozen to choose from). It will clock

your 0-60 mph,

1

8

-mile and

1

4

-mile

performance runs, recording peak boost

and EGT values. Performance runs are

automatically stored for later retrieval

with a time-and-date stamp. With the

Banks PowerPDA, you can also scan

and clear OBD II diagnostic codes. It

gives you the endless functionality of a

Palm

®

Tungsten

E2 PDA, and fits in a

custom docking station using infrared

wireless connectivity.
The Six-Gun Diesel Tuner comes with a

Six-Gun Switch that has six selectable

power levels. The Six-Gun Switch is

included in the Six-Gun Diesel Tuner.

Level 1 is stock. Each additional higher

level adds approximately 20% of the

available power increase.
To prevent damage to the factory

transmission, Banks recommends that

automatic transmission vehicles do not

exceed Level 4 with PowerPDA while

the vehicle is experiencing load (towing,

climbing a steep grade, carrying a load,

etc.).
To use the higher levels of the Six-Gun

Diesel Tuner while towing or climbing,

airflow and exhaust improvements

must be made to lower the exhaust gas

temperature (EGT) entering the turbo.

The EGT should not exceed 1400º F

for more than a few seconds. Elevated

EGTS can damage the turbocharger and

the engine.
ATTENTION! Before proceeding with

these instructions, please carefully

read the DIScLAIMER OF LIABILITY and

LIMITATION OF WARRANTY statement

located on page 2 of this manual.
WARNING: The PDA may be

susceptible to damage as a result

of extended exposure to sunlight,

heat or extreme cold. It is highly

recommended that the PDA be

removed from it’s mounting

location if the vehicle will be

subjected to high concentrations

of sunlight, heat or cold for

an extended period of time.

Gale Banks Engineering is not

responsible for damage to PDAs

resulting from exposure conditions.

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