Diablosport Trinity Ford 6.4l Turbo Deisel on 2040-parts.com
Memphis, Tennessee, United States
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This is a Diablo sport trinity chip/ programmer for a 2008-2010 ford 6.4l diesel. Has the factory box windshield mount and wire for use. Software update Cd also comes in the original box. Everything works fine. I sold my truck so selling the programmer.
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