goalieThreeOne
Elite Explorer
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- February 20, 2020
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- City, State
- Memphis, TN
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2017 Explorer Platinum
Coming soon to your local Ford dealer.
They didn't actually say 93, they just say Premium. 93 happens to be premium where I live. Didn't know it was different elsewhereI wonder if the ESP on the powertrain will remain in effect through it's full length with the tune installed.
A lot of places don't have 93 octane. 91 is the highest offered.
Yay. Finally Ford Performance gives the Explorer some love.
Coming soon to your local Ford dealer.
The brand I use jumps from 91 to 94 octane.They didn't actually say 93, they just say Premium. 93 happens to be premium where I live. Didn't know it was different elsewhere
That's the Canadian exchange rate, right?The brand I use jumps from 91 to 94 octane.
Peter
Probably best to call the dealership to see if it's available and I doubt that the price includes installation.Does anyone know if this tune is available at a Ford dealership as of now? Does that $825 include labor? 52 torque increase sound pretty good making ST run at 467 torque.
Has anyone have this tune installed on their ST? I would kind of feel on a safe side if it's installed by Ford as they will give warranty and be responsible if something happened to turbos or tranny or anything related to adding that tune. If I buy another tune and install it myself I might run of a risk of warranty not to cover repairs.
In any warranty dispute regarding mods, they have to show the installation of the mod was a direct cause of a part/system failure..................................................................................
3. It DOES NOT void any factory warranty even if you install it, I spoke with Ford Engineers directly not hearsay or anecdotal BS from some dealership Service Manager. They would have to show your installation of the tune was direct cause to an issue.
The Engineers that did the FP Tune calibrations have some input as to whether or not the tune caused a part failure. They would be the subject matter experts to review the warranty claim and say it was a customer fault or part fault. The Service Writers or Service Manager half the time dont have a clue, its simply submitted to Ford Warranty, they review and look to subject matter experts if there is a questionable claim. Ford Warranty staff in Dearborn are administrators, not Engineers.In any warranty dispute regarding mods, they have to show the installation of the mod was a direct cause of a part/system failure.
As for voiding the warranty, I don't know if engineers have any input into the final decision of whether a warranty was/is voided or not.
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Peter
Has anyone heard anything regarding this tune for a 2020 Aviator? It's the same platform as an Explorer ST.
I don't know. Try contacting Ford.Has anyone heard anything regarding this tune for a 2020 Aviator? It's the same platform as an Explorer ST.
100% agree it's hard to place blame on modifications but there are some that are obvious and some that aren't. I've had people complain about ride quality and noise on vehicles and get upset when we tell them it's not covered due to the modified suspension, lack of power due to oversized tires, had one last week with camera issues and I couldn't perform the alignment procedure due to the lift kit. Aftermarket warranty companies are actually worse than Ford on declining repairs I've seen repairs declined for abuse due to bald rear tires on a Mustang.In any warranty dispute regarding mods, they have to show the installation of the mod was a direct cause of a part/system failure.
As for voiding the warranty, I don't know if engineers have any input into the final decision of whether a warranty was/is voided or not.
How A Car Company Decides If It's Going To Warranty Your Modified Car
Going in for a warranty repair if your car is modified can be a stressful affair, this guide can help.jalopnik.com
Peter
Aftermarket warranties are scams. I had an 02 Lincoln LS. The main harness decided to melt itself down and short out. Went to my warranty company and they basically said "it only covers parts and book time". Well that book time was based on the car being apart already. If you brought in an otherwise fully assembled car, it took hours longer than that they had. I paid $2500 for that warranty and got $600 of coverage out of it with well over $4000 of out of pocket costs by the time the warranty expired.100% agree it's hard to place blame on modifications but there are some that are obvious and some that aren't. I've had people complain about ride quality and noise on vehicles and get upset when we tell them it's not covered due to the modified suspension, lack of power due to oversized tires, had one last week with camera issues and I couldn't perform the alignment procedure due to the lift kit. Aftermarket warranty companies are actually worse than Ford on declining repairs I've seen repairs declined for abuse due to bald rear tires on a Mustang.