Is there anyway to tell which XDF to use when reading standard Bins?
I have a standard bin out of a VP (BAAM0265) and am looking for a XDF to read it. I thought that all VN/VP used the $5D XDF but it dosn't make any sense on this one?
Finding a XDF?
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benk
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delcowizzid
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Re: Finding a XDF?
$FB for vp baam0265
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benk
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Re: Finding a XDF?
is there anywhere you can look or anyway to tell what XDF you need to use or is it just knowlege?
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Dec_head
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Re: Finding a XDF?
http://www.memcals.com has a comprehensive list
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delcowizzid
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Re: Finding a XDF?
or open the file with tunerpro and got hex veiw and look at location 0008 which is on line 1 of the bin 9 lines over 
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benk
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Re: Finding a XDF?
Thanks for that, is it the same with all the bins with the hex location?
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delcowizzid
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Re: Finding a XDF?
nah vn and vp that trick and lots of USA tunes later ones arnt like that think vr manual may be as well been a while since ive looked
If Its Got Gas Or Ass Count Me In.if it cant be fixed with a hammer you have an electrical problem