Nobody’s going to sign any paper guaranteeing your warranty for the things that have been modified, some dealers are modified friendly, like KEN GROUDY . If you bought it there, and service it there you have a better chance of them working with you! Works for me!
On a average I’m having to add at least 2 quarts of oil every 5,000 miles . I’m running fords full synthetic. Out of all the vehicles I’ve had in my lifetime , 60 years worth this one takes the prize for oil consumption! It caught me by surprise. There should be a warning in their hand book ...
Finally someone is stepping up to the plate to challenge Ford. DODGE!! it’s going to be interesting, in fact I’m interested. Maybe their vehicles won’t come from the factory low on oil. LOL
It won’t support it until you do the updates first then plug into your truck and see what it says if that doesn’t work then you got to call SCT technical.
I had their tune on a 2017 , but I didn’t like the fact you couldn’t go back to your very own ORIGINAL stock tune . Makes it a very hard choice for my 19
If you’re worried about going back to stock tune like I am then the only tune or device that I’ve found that actually keeps your original factory stock tune is the SCT device or bully dog you’ll have to deal with those tuners that are compatible with those devices good luck
SCT X4 and bully dog device are the only one that stores you stock tune on the device that I know of. You can then also make a copy to your home computer. If You’re hand held device screws up Or gets compromised you can send your stock file from your computer to SCT and they will install it into...
I’ve got a 2018 and it uses about 1 qt of oil every 3000 miles. I don’t like it but I guess Ford seems to think it’s normal. I went full synthetic after my first oil change which was 5000 miles. I’m not sure if the synthetic makes any difference at all.
Whipple has a great tune. Originally the only way to get your factory tune that matches your ecm/tcm was to send in you ecm to them. Other than that they sent you a generic stock tune . That’s the last I heard .?
I went through something like this on a 2011 got in back to me in 29 days. Transmission rebuild, pinion bearing replaced, throttle body replaced. I was holding my breath the whole time. I had a tune on it , that I was able to return to stock in the nick of time. But believe me ford was all over...
I had the Whipple tune in my 2017. It’s probably the most reliable tune The problem is if you want to go back to stock it’s going to be a real problem. Their reasoning is they don’t want you going back-and-forth because it’s hard on your computer. So if you don’t have a problem with that then I...
I’m pretty sure you can override the whipple tune with another custom tune , the problem is with whipple tune, you have forever lost your original stock tune. Some say you can send your ecm to them and they put you original stock tune in . But I don’t believe it
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