Master Chief BT
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I’ve had boost tubes on for about 3-4 months (2 dealer visits) and nothing has been said to me
I wouldn’t think you would need to remove it for just general maintenance as you are paying your money for that service and not making a warranty claim..the only issue I believe would be affected if you are making a warranty claim on the powertrain during the warranty period and then the Banks Derringer would probably enter the conversation IF…IF it was installed during the actual investigation. Banks is undetectable electronically but not visually so if it’s physically removed it would be like it never was there. The actual intercept harness and Derringer is not hard to install and once you do it once for me doing it again would take even less time. If I was making a warranty claim to my dealer I would take the 20 minutes to take it off and remove the harness and Derringer but leave the starter cable in but out of sight. Took me a lot longer to install the starter cable and Idash Pro than the Derringer and harness. I believe the bypass plug allows if you think you are having an issue with the Derringer, Banks is able to help diagnose whether it’s a Banks problem or truck problem. At least that is my understanding of the “bypass” plug. Just my thoughts on it anyway…