Ford Performance Reprogram

CapeTremor

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Anyone know a dealer that does this in New England? Closer to or in Mass the better
 
Unless you're still under 3/36 just do it yourself with a windows laptop. Super simple.
 
Unless you're still under 3/36 just do it yourself with a windows laptop. Super simple.
Agree. But food for thought (from an attorney with decades of experience)….

Imagine the situation where Ford denies your warranty based on the tune that they sold you. How do you think that would play out in arbitration or a court? Sure, it’ll be a pain in the butt, but ultimately you would win and frankly create a public nightmare for ford. Also, the likelihood of this happening is extremely low as Ford has absolutely reviewed the parameters of the tune and tested it before they put their name on it. So, technically yes there is contractual language that limits the customers rights under warranty. However, practical outcome, likelihood and legal success is with the customer.

Again, just one person’s opinion.
 
Agree. But food for thought (from an attorney with decades of experience)….

Imagine the situation where Ford denies your warranty based on the tune that they sold you. How do you think that would play out in arbitration or a court? Sure, it’ll be a pain in the butt, but ultimately you would win and frankly create a public nightmare for ford. Also, the likelihood of this happening is extremely low as Ford has absolutely reviewed the parameters of the tune and tested it before they put their name on it. So, technically yes there is contractual language that limits the customers rights under warranty. However, practical outcome, likelihood and legal success is with the customer.

Again, just one person’s opinion.
Counterpoint: imagine spending 50 hours of time addressing the denial in arbitration while not having a functional vehicle and it depreciates. Also, Ford will not have a public nightmare since nobody will really care that a guy who modded his truck has a problem with it.

Or, you could just pay the dealership that services your truck a couple hundred bucks to install and maintain a warranty on the tune and mitigate a future powertrain warranty denial since the local dealership has more exposure within the local news or yelp.
 
Counterpoint: imagine spending 50 hours of time addressing the denial in arbitration while not having a functional vehicle and it depreciates. Also, Ford will not have a public nightmare since nobody will really care that a guy who modded his truck has a problem with it.

Or, you could just pay the dealership that services your truck a couple hundred bucks to install and maintain a warranty on the tune and mitigate a future powertrain warranty denial since the local dealership has more exposure within the local news or yelp.
True kind of😉 bc the “mod”
Is Fords approved mod. Just depends on your consideration of the extreme low likelihood and risk tolerance. Also consider your time and dealer cost/availability. If you make $20-50 per hour and have to mess with scheduling dealer service is way different than $300-500 per hour or more and wasting 2-3 hours with a delay for a low risk issue when you could be billing $1k+. 🤷🏻‍♂️👍

Also remember my perspective base on what I do for a living. Maybe you also have extensive experience litigating and arbitrating formally and informally. 🤷🏻‍♂️
 
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True kind of😉 bc the “mod”
Is Fords approved mod. Just depends on your consideration of the extreme low likelihood and risk tolerance. Also consider your time and dealer cost/availability. If you make $20-50 per hour and have to mess with scheduling dealer service is way different than $300-500 per hour or more and wasting 2-3 hours with a delay for a low risk issue when you could be billing $1k+. 🤷🏻‍♂️👍

Also remember my perspective base on what I do for a living. Maybe you also have extensive experience litigating and arbitrating formally and informally. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I do.
 
I added B2B warranty 7yr/100k so I’d like whoever installed it to look me in the eye if they try tell me it’s not covered 😂

Sorry I didn’t see I had any replies on this

Also - just a letter from a lawyer goes a long way at with a lot of this shit
 
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I added B2B warranty 7yr/100k so I’d like whoever installed it to look me in the eye if they try tell me it’s not covered 😂

Sorry I didn’t see I had any replies on this

Also - just a letter from a lawyer goes a long way at with a lot of this shit
Absolutely guarantee that if you read the Terms and Conditions you agreed to in the warranty that it will state any aftermarket modifications that cause failures will not be covered. Guarantee it.
 
Absolutely guarantee that if you read the Terms and Conditions you agreed to in the warranty that it will state any aftermarket modifications that cause failures will not be covered. Guarantee it.
Oh I’m not saying it doesn’t, I damn sure didn’t read it. I guess I just assume if it’s sold by ford and installed by them I would think they’d stand behind it.

I’m at least looking for a local dealer that does it I can talk to before having them do it
 
I added B2B warranty 7yr/100k so I’d like whoever installed it to look me in the eye if they try tell me it’s not covered 😂

Sorry I didn’t see I had any replies on this

Also - just a letter from a lawyer goes a long way at with a lot of this shit
😂……Ford has lawyers too.
 
Thanks for adding that gem of info into the conversation!

Let’s refer back to the original post instead of a conversation about everyone opinions on warranties and the law?
You’re welcome. 🤣
 
Oh I’m not saying it doesn’t, I damn sure didn’t read it. I guess I just assume if it’s sold by ford and installed by them I would think they’d stand behind it.

I’m at least looking for a local dealer that does it I can talk to before having them do it
Have a look at the install instructions. If you have a windows laptop and are mostly literate it's a super easy job!
 
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