Yes, I have been using premium the last three tanks in preparation for the tune. It concerns me because smooth shifting is a recipe for disaster when it comes to longevity of the transmission. Smooth shifts means the clutches are slipping more so I prefer quick, crisp shifts.
Installed it yesterday. The only improvement I noticed was the auto start stop change. I was expecting crisper/firmer shifting. I didn’t notice any improvement. If anything it seems a little sloppier when shifting. We have several Ford 10 speeds and this Bronco was by far the best shifting 10...
I already have all the towing parts from the factory, but unfortunately badlands doesn’t come with tow mode. I have that on my Ford trucks and the bronco really needs it so that you can lock out gears to save the transmission from self-destructing due to too much shifting in and out of the...
Just to be clear, I have already installed the Ford performance tune. Now I would like to turn on sport mode and tow/haul mode and just want to make sure it’s not going to cause issues since the tune is already installed.
I’m sure this has been covered but can changes be made with FORScan after the Ford Performance Tune has been installed? I have a Badlands and I’d like to add sport mode and tow/haul mode if possible.
This seems very strange to me. I have the 2.7 in my F150 and I drive over 1000 miles per week. It gets excellent gas mileage as I have averaged over 22 miles per gallon the first 125,000 miles I’ve owned it. However, I’ve tried every brand and octane level there is, and I have never seen a...
I sign all my vehicles up for Carfax quotes and they send you regular updates on your car value because obviously they are trying to get you to sell them your car. My Mustang was actually going up slightly in value for a few months and then when the accident was reported, it dropped over $10,000...
I hear what you’re saying. Unfortunately, the Carfax follows these cars for the rest of their lives. And even though it was a very minor accident, which I normally would pay for out-of-pocket anyway, it’s aggravating that a pristine car is devalued because of it.
I have a 2018 mustang GT with 18,000 miles on it. Someone rear ended me and as I got out to exchange information they sped away so I filed a police report. That was a big mistake. They even found the guy and charged him but three years later I still haven’t seen a penny and unless I want to...
If you wreck your vehicle, you definitely want it to be totaled. If you have an accident show up on Carfax, the value of that vehicle will be seriously downgraded for the rest of its existence.
Oil changes are practically free. And getting the crap out of your engine from the first thousand miles is a good idea in my opinion. I know oils are better than they used to be but I’ve driven over 2,000,000 miles and broken in many new vehicles, and I have literally never had a mechanical...