gr8scott_o
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I'll never watch this scene again without thinking in my head that they are all saying "We have been trying to reach you about your extended warranty".
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I'll never watch this scene again without thinking in my head that they are all saying "We have been trying to reach you about your extended warranty".
well it uses cell signal. So cut the cell signal connection and it can't communicate. Good to go. Im sure the performance shops will have a easy fix.
Welcome to the world of OTA updates and customer "convenience". Ford adds a shiny new widget to your infotainment while you sleep. You start up your Raptor the next morning and you are delighted. All the while, Ford is pulling diagnostics and ECU info to ensure you haven't given them the crack of daylight that they need to deny a warranty claim.Cutting the connection doesn't get around the encryption though. I'm not saying that aftermarket tunes are impossible, I just suspect that they will take longer to develop, probably more expensive, and will come with sacrificing certain connectivity functionality.
I don't think it would be very wise to buy a '21 and newer vehicle, assuming that you'll be able to get an affordable aftermarket tune, until after we starting seeing some affordable aftermarket tunes.
Yep that's it. Because thanks to OTA I can type a vin in my ford system anywhere I can login and I can see set dtcs, issues, last time updates were done, speed tracking, heck if I want to be that guy hated at the dealer I can pull up key cycles(which if u flash ur ecu, that number starts over at 0) so that's a red flag it's been flashed. Those days are over, even if companies allow tunes and get past encryption ford is always seeing it so what's the point of trying..... Just warning everyone.Welcome to the world of OTA updates and customer "convenience". Ford adds a shiny new widget to your infotainment while you sleep. You start up your Raptor the next morning and you are delighted. All the while, Ford is pulling diagnostics and ECU info to ensure you haven't given them the crack of daylight that they need to deny a warranty claim.
Damn thats terrible news since the tune really helped with the Gen2 and I didnt even go with the most aggressive tune. I wonder if Ford Performance will offer some sort of factory tune or if they could do something OTA.Yep that's it. Because thanks to OTA I can type a vin in my ford system anywhere I can login and I can see set dtcs, issues, last time updates were done, speed tracking, heck if I want to be that guy hated at the dealer I can pull up key cycles(which if u flash ur ecu, that number starts over at 0) so that's a red flag it's been flashed. Those days are over, even if companies allow tunes and get past encryption ford is always seeing it so what's the point of trying..... Just warning everyone.