Banks Power iDash-Derringer Module OBD-II Cable

This Banks Power tuner is designed for the exact configuration identified on this page. Review the verified fitment or universal interface, specifications, included components, and installation requirements before ordering.

Fitment

Specifications

What’s Included

One new Banks Power product identified by manufacturer part number 61300-45. Hardware, wiring, sensors, filters, fluids, tuning, and companion components are included only when expressly stated for this exact part number.

About Banks Power

Banks Power develops airflow, cooling, monitoring, tuning, exhaust, and drivetrain products for gas and diesel vehicles. Product selection remains exact-application and exact-part-number specific.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Banks Power 61300-45 vehicle specific?
No vehicle-specific fitment is assigned. Match the exact connector, sensor range, network generation, dimensions, mounting method, and compatible Banks system before ordering.

What must be confirmed before installing this tuner?
Verify the exact engine, emissions equipment, transmission, software support, required Banks hardware, and legal application. Update and configure it only with the current Banks procedure.

Should engine data be monitored after installation?
Yes. Monitor the parameters and limits Banks specifies, especially under towing or sustained load, and address abnormal temperatures, pressure, or fault codes immediately.

Installation Instructions

Follow the current Banks Power instructions and vehicle service information for this exact part number. Confirm all applications, interfaces, tools, hardware, fluids, calibration, torque values, clearances, wiring, startup checks, and relearn procedures before returning the vehicle to service. Professional installation is recommended where the work affects fuel, turbocharger, exhaust, cooling, drivetrain, or vehicle-control systems.