Emergency DEF bypass

[CaptainGizmo]

I do not want to delete the def But.
I do want to Find an emergency Is temporary bypass That will allow me to get home To my mechanic. I use my van for work and often many states away From the house and don't want to get stranded on the road

I have a good friend, electrical engineer, has built dozens and sold them to a lot of Newell owners. In fact, his head just went out on their trip to Florida last week. He was back up and running quicker that it took his wife to go get a couple sandwiches! ;-)

His units are $600.

DM me of you’re interested.

 

[CaptainGizmo]

I do not want to delete the def But.
I do want to Find an emergency Is temporary bypass That will allow me to get home To my mechanic. I use my van for work and often many states away From the house and don't want to get stranded on the road

As I mentioned, the DEF EMULATOR does NOTHING to delete anything. It merely bypasses the warnings to allow you to drive to safety without the fear of a derate. Once you replace the head or whatever, you remove the Emulator and your 100% back to stock and can store the Emulator for the next time.

 

[GUS2000]

I have a good friend, electrical engineer, has built dozens and sold them to a lot of Newell owners. In fact, his head just went out on their trip to Florida last week. He was back up and running quicker that it took his wife to go get a couple sandwiches! ;-)

His units are $600.

DM me of you’re interested.

$600 his profit margin is built for the Newell crowd lol...

 

[Joe Hogan]

I am going to try to build one of the Bypass units following available instructions above. Looks relatively easy to construct, the programming and compatibility/operation with the Spartan Chassis equipment might be the hard part.

 

[Oregon Camper]

I purchased one just to have in case from K1 Technical.
Around 275.00 + shipping.

 

[GUS2000]

very easy to put together and probably $40 in parts

 

[team bradfield]

very easy to put together and probably $40 in parts

Agree, very simple, don't worry about programming, also simple

 

[flyboy013]

They cost me $30 to build. The guy selling for $600 sounds line a crook. I developed the firmware and made it freely available to folks with a non commercial license. If i was interested in making money I would be taking legal action against him and others.

 

[MemoriesByTheMile]

Why be upset about someone’s pricing?
If too high and it isn’t a monopoly, then just buy elsewhere. Market forces will bring balance.

 

[flyboy013]

Because he’s selling my intellectual property that I offer to Owners for free. He has no right to sell my IP. If folks want to change folks $75, I’m fine with that since it does take 10-15 minutes to build one.