DDDL - Detroit Diesel Diagnostic Link purchase
This process is all done online now to ensure is latest available and able to keep updated etc…. Please find the below link to the appropriate website to follow for all details and purchasing process. https://diagnosticlink.nexiq.com/DTNA/Default.aspx If you are requiring any purchase of hardware, ie translator, cables, adaptors etc. then PPS parts department will be able to assist.
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