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Has anyone tried a Stage 2 Smarttune performance chip module?
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Snake oil for sure. Palm Beach Dyno, Livernois, ZFG are tunes used here by several members.
As far as warranty goes you may want to talk to the service manager at the dealership. If something breaks they can potentially blame it on the tune.
stuffle69 the way QwikEVO answered was appropriate that device is crap and he gave a known good tuner that is used by members on this site.
You yourself provided absolutely no constructive input just a snide and poorly formed sentence
As far as warranty goes you may want to talk to the service manager at the dealership. If something breaks they can potentially blame it on the tune.
stuffle69 the way QwikEVO answered was appropriate that device is crap and he gave a known good tuner that is used by members on this site.
You yourself provided absolutely no constructive input just a snide and poorly formed sentence
https://www.explorerst.org/forums/performance-tuning.13
Tunes threads. Very helpful information
Tunes threads. Very helpful information
My aren't you a pissy thing. I gave him research material so they can form their own opinions and options, you not at all.
As a rule any tune outside of a tune offered by the car manufacturer will void a new car warranty.
Proper spelling and grammar are hallmarks of intelligent conversations. Your lack of either makes any thing you say less likely to hold any weight,case in point your reply still lacks any credibility due to the misuse of proper grammar and sentence structure. Have a nice day!
As a rule any tune outside of a tune offered by the car manufacturer will void a new car warranty.
Proper spelling and grammar are hallmarks of intelligent conversations. Your lack of either makes any thing you say less likely to hold any weight,case in point your reply still lacks any credibility due to the misuse of proper grammar and sentence structure. Have a nice day!
No that is the best answer. You go to the person or the individuals that would know what will or will not potentially void the vehicle warranty otherwise it would be just an "opinion".
There is this other thing called a telephone that has been around since the 1870's that can actually talk to someone over great distances.
I am having a great day and how about you?
I like your cut and paste of my reply, apparently that is the only way you can form cogent sentences that are properly formed.
There is this other thing called a telephone that has been around since the 1870's that can actually talk to someone over great distances.
I am having a great day and how about you?
I like your cut and paste of my reply, apparently that is the only way you can form cogent sentences that are properly formed.
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@stuffle69 Really went digging to rehydrate a thread from 9 months ago.
The OP hasn’t signed on since 10 days after he asked the question...and the guy who originally responded hasn’t signed on since November.
Ya’ll are ridiculous.
Oh hey, every vehicles I have owned in 20+ years has been tuned. I have Never had a warranty issue because of it. Heck, my Edge Sport had the Motor replaced at 22K, and was tuned for 20K of that. The head issue it had was a known problem, so Ford replaced the Motor. No issues! Tuned it again after 500 miles.
I even owned the dreaded 6.0 Powerstroke. Had 3 oil coolers, and 4 egr coolers replaced under warranty while tuned. Had an independent shop, stud, and delete the EGR cooler, and the dealer still replaced several injectors under warranty.
Yes, it is possible, but not a guarantee! Always a risk.
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The OP hasn’t signed on since 10 days after he asked the question...and the guy who originally responded hasn’t signed on since November.
Ya’ll are ridiculous.
Oh hey, every vehicles I have owned in 20+ years has been tuned. I have Never had a warranty issue because of it. Heck, my Edge Sport had the Motor replaced at 22K, and was tuned for 20K of that. The head issue it had was a known problem, so Ford replaced the Motor. No issues! Tuned it again after 500 miles.
I even owned the dreaded 6.0 Powerstroke. Had 3 oil coolers, and 4 egr coolers replaced under warranty while tuned. Had an independent shop, stud, and delete the EGR cooler, and the dealer still replaced several injectors under warranty.
Yes, it is possible, but not a guarantee! Always a risk.
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You did alot of research on when people logged in just to tell us Ya’ll are ridiculous ! my whole point is a tune if the dealership chooses to void the warranty they can if you have a tune. All depend's on the dealership but any tune will void the dealership if you want to take the chance, the op ask about piggyback tune so it would not void the warranty.
