Bully Dog PMT, 40300 Installation Manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL
Vehicle Application Part #
Ford (6.0L) ‘03-’07 40300 GM (6.6.0 L) ‘01-’07 40300 Dodge (5.9 L) ‘03-’07 40300
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TROUBLESHOOTING:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................PG. 3
BILL OF MATERIALS.....................................................................................................PG. 4
PARTS DESCRIPTIONS ..............................................................................................PG. 57
PMT INSTALLATION ..............................................................................................PGS. 827
Installation Overview .............................................................................................pg. 8-9
Section 1: Mounting the Cradle........................................................................... pg. 10-18
Custom A-Pillar mounting........................................................................................................................11-13
Dash mounting .........................................................................................................................................14-17
Windshield mounting .................................................................................................................................... 18
Section 2: Pyrometer and Pyrometer Connection Head ........................................ pg. 19-23
Installing the pyrometer ...........................................................................................................................20-22
Installing the PCH .......................................................................................................................................... 23
Section 3: OBDII Adapter Plug ............................................................................. pg. 24-25
Section 4: Power Wire .............................................................................................. pg. 26
Section 5: Proper PMT Docking into the Cradle ......................................................... pg. 27
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................ PGS. 2844
Section 1: Button Navigation ................................................................................... pg. 28
Section 2: PMT Setup Wizard .............................................................................. pg. 29-31
Section 3: Exploring the Main Screen .................................................................. pg. 32-34
Main screen navigation ................................................................................................................................. 32
Main screen parts description ....................................................................................................................... 33
Large gauge display types ............................................................................................................................. 34
INTRODUCTION
Introduction
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INTRODUCTION
Introduction
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (continued) ................................................................ PGS. 2844
Section 4: Exploring the Menu System................................................................ pg. 35-58
Main menu description/navigation .............................................................................................................. 35
Change vehicle ............................................................................................................................................... 36
Install download .......................................................................................................................................37-41
Gauge setup ................................................................................................................................................... 44
Vehicle parameters ...................................................................................................................................43-44
User Options .....................................................................................................pgs. 45-50
Adjust backlight ............................................................................................................................................. 46
Adjust background color ................................................................................................................................ 47
Adjust volume ................................................................................................................................................ 48
Adjust time/date ............................................................................................................................................ 49
Reset to default .............................................................................................................................................. 50
Defueling Parameters .......................................................................................pgs. 51-52
Set defuel levels ............................................................................................................................................. 52
Transmission Tune (6.0L Only) .................................................................................pgs. 53
Adjust Tire Size .......................................................................................................pgs. 54
Diagnostics ............................................................................................................pgs. 55
Show Settings ........................................................................................................ pgs. 56
Update PMT Software........................................................................................pgs. 57-58
PMT INTERNET UPDATE INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................. PGS. 5962
Section 1: PMT Version Information ......................................................................... pg. 60
Section 2: The Update Agent ..................................................................................... pg.61
Section 3: The Update Process ...................................................................................pg.62
APPENDIX ......................................................................................................... PGS. 6367
Section 1: Pyrometer Calibration ............................................................................. pg. 63
Section 2: Transmission Relearn Procedure............................................................... pg. 64
GM Duramax 6.6L .......................................................................................................................................... 64
Ford Power Stroke 6.0L .................................................................................................................................. 64
Section 3: Custom A-Pillar Information .................................................................... pg. 65
Section 4: Troubleshooting/Error Codes .................................................................... pg. 66
Section 5: Formatting SD Card ...........................................................................pgs. 67-68
Section 6: Warranty and Disclaimer ......................................................................... pg. 67
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Be sure to update the PMT through the Update Agent before installing on your vehicle.
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
The PMT is the most advanced vehicle downloader, controller, monitor and gauge in a single unit. This product is engineered to provide the most benets and the greatest features of any combination of en­gine performance and monitoring enhancements in the automotive aftermarket. This product is easy to install on any applicable vehicle; all operations of the PMT take place in-cab and feature on-the-y adjustments. This owners manual comes with both installation instructions and operating instructions. For free technical support and all product related questions call: 866-285-5936.
This instruction set outlines how to install and operate the PMT on the following:
Dodge 5.9L Cummins
‘03-’07
Ford 6.0L Power Stroke
‘03-’07
GM 6.6L Duramax
‘01-’07
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BILL OF MATERIALS
The PMT Head Unit
PMT Cradle w/ Cradle Cable & Power Wire
OBDII Adapter Plug
Dash Mount Assembly
Custom A-Pillar Mount Assembly
PCH Assembly w/PCH Cable
Pyrometer Cable
SD Card Reader
TOOLS NEEDED
• Flat Head Screwdriver
• Phillips Head Screwdriver
• Wire Strippers
• Electric Drill
• 5/16” Drill Bit
• 1/8” Pipe Tap
• 9/16” Wrench
• 5/8” Wrench
• Fuse Puller
BILL OF MATERIALS
The list below includes by name the major parts included in your PMT package. The tools list indicates all of the tools necessary to complete the PMT install.
BILL OF MATERIALS
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PARTS DESCRIPTION
Parts Description
PARTS DESCRIPTION
This section describes each of the parts in the Bill of Materials, the descriptions provide a physical set of attributes and a purpose for each part. The parts descriptions also list everything that is included in each assembly.
The PMT Head Unit
The main component is the PMT Head Unit. The Head Unit is the interface in which you control vehicle performance pa­rameters. It is also the brains that will save vehicle activity and defuel a vehicle. Notice that the head unit has: seven to­tal buttons, ve on the left side and two on the right, a large color screen, an electronic plug for docking on the bottom and a snap hinge on the top also used for docking. Note that this is the last piece that you will install.
Note: PMT includes a SD card inserted in the side of the
Head Unit.
PMT Cradle with Cradle Cable and Power Wire
The cradle itself is the docking station for the PMT Head Unit. It acts as the means of communication for the PMT. Notice that two wires come out of the bottom back side of the cradle, the Cradle Cable and the Power Wire. During the installation, the Cradle Cable runs to the OBDII Adapter Plug and the Power Wire runs to the vehicle fuse box.
OBDI
I Adapter Plug
The OBDII Adapter is rectangular and has a total of four electronic ports. The largest port on the top of the adapter plugs into the vehicle OBDII port. The three smaller ports on the sides include: a Cradle Cable port on one side, and on the opposite side a 4 Pin PCH Cable port and a 5 Pin Peripheral port. The main purpose of the OBDII Adapter Plug is to act as a hub for all communication lines between the PMT and the vehicle.
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Pyrometer Connection Head (PCH) Board Assembly
The PCH Board or Pyrometer Connection Head serves as a dock to connect the pyrometers into the PMT system. The PCH Board includes the ability to connect two pyrometers. Attached to the PCH Board housing is a cable with four pin plug which connects to the OBDII Adapter Plug. The list below includes all separate parts that make up the entire PCH Board Assembly.
• PCH Board
• Velcro
• (2) Self-tapping Sheet Metal Screws
• Pyrometer Cable
Dash
/Windshield Mounting Assembly
This mounting assembly is recommended mainly for use on the dash of the vehicle, but can also be used in the same manner on the windshield of the vehicle. The assembly includes all parts and pieces necessary to mount the cradle, along with the PMT to the vehicle dash or windshield. The list below includes all parts and pieces of this assembly (must be assembled by installer):
• Mounting Base
• Top Cradle Arm
• Bottom Cradle Arm
• Top Aluminum Plate
• Bottom Steel Plate (threaded)
• (2) Flat-head Screws
• Double Stick Foam Tape.
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Custom A-Pillar Mount Assembly
This mounting assembly enables the PMT to be mounted on the Custom A-Pillar Pod on the driver’s side of the vehicle. Using this mounting style does require that a Custom A-Pillar Pod be purchased from Bully Dog, but it also oers the cleanest install.
The Custom A-Pillar Mount Assembly includes:
• Front Mounting Plate
• Back Mounting Plate
• (4) Mounting Screws
USB
to
SD Card Adapter
This Card Reader is used to update the PMT’s SD memory card . It is used primarily for internet updates.
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Installation Overview
PMT & Cradle
OBDII Adapter Plug
OBDII Port
Pyrometer Connection Head
Pyrometer Probe
Cradle Cable
Power Wire
PCH Cable
Fuse Box
Fire wall grommet
(to exhaust manifold)
DODGE CUMMINS ‘03’07
INSTALLATION OVERVIEW
The installation overview illustrates a totally installed and functional PMT system. This overview is meant to help reference the general location of installed parts and pieces of the PMT. Notice that there are three dierent overview diagrams. Each diagram is vehicle specic; one for Dodge, Ford and GM. The rest of the installation instructions will instruct how to install the PMT in detail.
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OBDII Port
OBDII Adapter Plug
Cradle Cable
Power Wire
PCH Cable
PMT & Cradle
Pyrometer Connection Head
fuse box
Pyrometer Probe
(to exhaust manifold)
Fire wall grommet
FORD POWER STROKE ‘0307
OBDII Port
OBDII Adapter Plug
Cradle Cable
PCH Cable
(to exhaust manifold)
Fire wall grommet
fuse box
Pyrometer Probe
Pyrometer Connection
Head
PMT & Cradle
Power Wire
GM DURAMAX ‘02’07
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PMT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
These installation instructions are split into ve sections. Each section provides a comprehensive description of installation for all vehicle applications. The ve sections are:
SECTION 1: Mounting the Cradle
SECTION 2: Installing the Pyrometer and the PCH Board
SECTION 3: Installing the OBDII Adapter
SECTION 4: Installing the Power Wire
SECTION 5: Proper docking and removal of the PMT from the Cradle
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TION 1: MOUNTING THE CRADLE
In this section you will decide where to mount the PMT Cradle, so you are essentially choosing the location for the PMT inside the vehicle cab. First, decide which mounting style you will choose for the PMT; we oer three dierent styles of mounting:
1. Cus
tom A-Pillar mounting (most recommended)
2. Dash mounting
3. Windshield mounting
The following mounting instructions outline how to mount the PMT, explaining each mounting style individually.
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CUSTOM APILLAR MOUNTING
We recommend the Custom A-Pillar mounting style, because it makes for the best looking, most conve­nient and least intrusive mounting style. The Custom A-Pillar mounting style does require that a Custom A-Pillar Pod be purchased from Bully Dog; see part numbers and vehicle applications for a Custom A-Pil­lar Pod in the appendix. The Custom A-Pillar mounting assembly comes in separate pieces and rst needs
to be assembled before it is installed.
TO ASSEMBLE:
1. Gather the following parts to begin assembly:
• PMT Cradle with Cradle Cable and Power Wire
• Four Mounting Screws
• Front Mounting Plate
• Back Mounting Plate
• Vehicle Specic A-Pillar Pod
PMT Cradle
Front Mounting Plate
Back Mounting Plate
(Threaded Screw Holes)
Mounting Screws
Custom A-Pillar Pod
(Not Included)
Custom A-Pillar Pod Mount Assembly Diagram
(To OBDII Adapter Plug)
(To Vehicle Fuse Box)
Cradle Cable
Ignition Fuse Wire
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2. With all assembly pieces gathered, refer to the Pillar Pod Mount Assembly Diagram for a visual reference on how the assembly ts together. Steps 3 through 6 explain how to assemble the pieces, the A Pillar Mount Diagram shows what the assembled mounting style looks like.
Note that installation instructions for each vehicle specic Custom A-Pillar Pod are included with the Custom A-Pillar Pod, and are not described here.
3. Insert the ball that is on the back of the cradle into the lower hole on the front of the Front Mount­ing Plate and then shift the ball into the center of the Front Mounting Plate. Make sure that the extruded part of the Front Mounting Plate is facing the cradle when inserting the ball.
4. Run the Cradle Cable and Power Wire through the lower hole on the front of the Front Mounting Plate and then through the hole on the front side of the Custom A-Pillar Pod. Pull all of the slack in the Cradle Cable and Power Wire through the Front Mounting Plate and the Custom A-Pillar Pod.
5. With the Cradle still attached, put the Front Mounting Plate up to the hole on the Custom A-Pillar Pod, then place the Back Mounting Plate up to the backside of the of the hole on the Custom A-Pillar Pod. Make sure that the slot on the Back Mounting Plate is pointing downward like in the Custom A-Pillar Pod Mount Assembly Diagram so the Cradle Cable and Power Wire can get through the mount and down to the OBDII Adapter Plug and vehicle fuse box.
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. Use
the four mounting screws to secure the connection of all pieces in the assembly. Tighten the screws all the way down. See the Custom A-Pillar Pod mount diagram, nished assembly should look identical.
7. To install the A-Pillar Pod Mount assembly on a vehicle refer to the instructions included with the Cus
tom A-Pillar Pod.
8. Run the end of the Cradle Cable and Power Wire down through the driver’s side of the vehicle dash and pull
all of the extra slack in the cable down also. The Cradle Cable plug will need to be connected to the OBDII Adapter Plug and the Power Wire will need to be hooked to a fuse in the vehicle fuse box.
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(To OBDII Adapter Plug)
(To Vehicle Fuse Box)
Cradle Cable
Custom A-Pillar Mount
with Cradle
Custom A-Pillar Pod Mount Diagram
Power Wire
Custom A-Pillar Pod
(Not Included)
TIGHTENING THE CUSTOM APILLAR MOUNT SCREWS TIP
The four screws included with the Custom A-Pillar Mount work in pairs to perform two dierent functions in securing the cradle to the Custom A-Pillar Mount. See the diagram below for details in tightening the screws properly.
These two screw locations tighten the mount to the A­Pillar itself. Only completely tighten these screws down when the mount is in the A-pillar and the A-pillar is installed on the vehicle.
These two screw locations tighten the front and back mounting plates together to create a tight t over the cradle ball. Use these two screws to adjust the tight­ness of the swivel eect of the cradle in the mount.
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DASH MOUNTING
Dash mounting is a quick and easy way to mount the PMT. The dash mounting pieces do require some as­sembly. Dash mounting requires all parts in the dash mount assembly diagram (pg. 15).
TO ASSEMBLE:
1. Gather the Dash Mounting assembly pieces:
• Top Mounting Arm
• Bottom Mounting Arm
• The Cradle with Cradle Cable
• Dash Mounting Base with Foam Tape
• Top Plate
• Bottom plate (with threads)
• (2) Flat-Head Screws
2. Insert the metal top plate into the recessed area on top of the top mounting arm and hold it in place while inserting the bottom plate into the bottom mounting arm (note: the bottom plate has threaded screw holes).
3. Bring the arms together with the ends of the arms covering the ball on the cradle back and the ball on the mounting base. When together they will form two ball joints connected by a single arm.
4. Insert the two Flat-Head screws in the two holes in the top plate and then thread them into the bottom plate through both arm pieces. Hand tighten the screws just enough so that the assembly stays in one piece. You will fully tighten the screws once a mounting location on the dash has been located and a desired angle for mounting is chosen.
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Flat Head Screws
Top Plate
Top Mounting Arm
Mounting Base
Double Stick Foam Tape
Cradle
Bottom Mounting Arm
Bottom Plate
(Threaded Screw Holes)
Dash Mount Assembly Diagram
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TO MOUNT THE DASH ASSEMBLY:
1. Use the PMT to gauge where on the dash of the vehicle you want the PMT to sit. See the dash mounting diagram for a quick example of the two recommended dash mounting locations.
PMT Dash Mount Recommended Locations
PMT and Cradle
PMT and Cradle
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TO MOUNT THE DASH ASSEMBLY: CONTINUED
2. Once a mounting location is chosen, determine the position of the PMT and direction the PMT will face by moving the ball and socket joints of the dash mount assembly. Once you nd the right position tighten down the two Flat-Head screws to secure that position, the screws must be tightened suf­ciently to hold the PMT in position.
3. Make sure that the mounting location on the dash is cleaned, preferably with isopropyl alcohol. Peal the backing o of the double stick foam tape on the bottom of the dash mounting base and stick the dash mount assembly along with the cradle to the dash. Press down rmly to ensure that the adhesive reaches full contact with the dash.
4. Run
the end of the Cradle Cable down through the driver’s side of the vehicle dash and pull all of the extra slack in the cable down also. The Cradle Cable Plug will need to be connected to the OBDII Adapter Plug and the Power Wire will need to be hooked to a fuse in the vehicle fuse box.
Dash Mount Diagram
Dash Mount Assembly
with Cradle
Cradle Cable
(To OBDll Adapter Plug)
(To Vehicle Fuse Box)
Power Wire
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WINDSHIELD MOUNTING
Follow the same instructions for the dash mount procedure; apply the same instructions to the windshield of the vehicle rather than the dash.
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SECTION 2: INSTALLING THE PYROMETER AND THE PYROMETER CONNECTION HEAD PCH
The PCH Assembly Diagram provides a quick visual description of all parts and pieces needed to acquire pyrometer temperatures. The parts described in the diagram below will be referred to in this section of the
installation instructions.
Pyrometer Lead (Red)
(Longest of the two leads)
Pyrometer Lead Terminals (Pyro 1)
(Red on right, Yellow on left)
Pyrometer Lead Terminals (Pyro 2)
(Red on right, Yellow on left)
PCH Cable
(To OBDll Adapter Plug)
Pyrometer Lead (Yellow)
(Shortest of the two leads)
Pyrometer Cable
(To Pyrometer Probe)
Velcro Strip
(Mounting Option)
Jumper
(Connects to Pyro 2)
Sheet Metal Screw
(Mounting Option)
PCH Assembly Diagram
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INSTALLING THE PYROMETER PROBE
In this section you will drill and tap the Pyrometer Probe in the exhaust, either pre-turbo or post-turbo as a means to collect exhaust gas temperatures (EGT). Exhaust gas temperatures indicate how hot the motor is getting and can be used to set safety defueling parameters (see Operating Instructions Set Pyrometer defuel Level on pgs. 51-52).
POSTTURBO VS. PRETURBO
You must decide between mounting the Pyro Probe either post-turbo or pre-turbo. The dierence in location determines what temperatures will read on your PMT. Pre-turbo mounting is generally recommended because it provides more accurate EGT readings; the PMT is also capable of running both pre and post-turbo pyrometers simultaneously.
It is recommended that you mount both a pre-turbo and a post-turbo Pyrometer Probe if a vehicle is running more than 50 horsepower over stock. On screen, the PMT can display Pyro 1 and Pyro 2 which correspond to the Pyro 1 and 2 locations on the PCH board. It is very important to note if Pyro 1 is displaying pre or post-turbo exhaust gas temperatures, and the same for Pyro 2.
If installing a single Pyrometer Probe it is recommended that you install the probe pre-turbo on the Ford Power Stroke and GM Duramax, and post-turbo on the Dodge Cummins.
Whether you mount post-turbo or pre-turbo, you need to monitor your temperatures; know what is safe and when to back o. Use the Pyrometer Calibration Procedure in the Appendix for these instructions to gure out what your safety limits are.
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PRETURBO MOUNT:
1. Drill a 5/16” hole into the exhaust manifold where all the exhaust runners of the manifold come to­gether, just before the turbo exhaust inlet. Then tap the hole with a 1/8” pipe tap and mount the Pyrometer Probe in the hole. Use a 9/16” wrench to tighten the probe holder or tube tting to the down tube. Then tighten the Pyro Probe Cap to the holder using a 5/8” wrench.
2. Run the Pyro Cable up to engine bay; let the end of the cable sit while installing the PCH Board.
WARNING: If any debris such as drill bits and metal
shavings drop inside the manifold, we advise that the manifold be removed from the vehicle so that the debris can be removed before starting the vehicle again.
Ford Pre-turbo Mount
GM Pre-turbo Mount
TOOL TIP, PRETURBO MOUNT
When drilling into the exhaust manifold, metal spews, shavings, and broken drill bits can fall inside. This can be hazardous to your turbo when the engine starts. Try doing four things to avoid this possible prob­lem. One, use a high quality twist bit and a slow speed drill, about 500-800 rpm. Two, start with a small pilot bit about 1/8”, then use the full 5/16” bit after the smaller one has punched through. Three, grease your drill bit in addition to the normal lubricant, this will catch ying spews as they are cut. Four, just prior to punching through into the inside of the manifold, start the engine and build up exhaust pressure on the inside of the manifold (blows spews outside the manifold instead of letting them fall inside).
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