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Does adding a tune void the factory warranty?
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Ford Performance Tune Questions.
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Not if you get it installed by a dealer.
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It's worth it for daily driving. Not a huge gain but merging and passing is way better! Other tuners just fool the ECU, and there's no transmission strategy. Doing both would be optimal but at a minimum, the FP tune is the better value.
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So I’m interested in the Ford Performance tune for my 2.3L, but nobody can really give me a definitive answer on wether or not it will void the factory warranty.
The Ford Performance calibration comes with a 3-year/36,000-mile limited warranty from the vehicle's in-service date supplied by Ford Performance if installed by a Ford dealer or ASE/Red Seal certified technicianSo I’m interested in the Ford Performance tune for my 2.3L, but nobody can really give me a definitive answer on wether or not it will void the factory warranty.
Installing it won’t “void” your factory warranty, but certain things would/could no longer be covered by Ford, and would then be covered by Ford Performance instead.
ESP is technically not Ford, so it may affect coverage on that depending on the failure.
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Bronco is brand new and currently has 225 miles. When is the best time to install the tuner?
My vehicle is brand new and currently has 225 miles. When is the best time to have the tuner installed?
My vehicle is brand new and currently has 225 miles. When is the best time to have the tuner installed?
Doesn’t really make a difference. However, the sooner you install it, the longer your 3/36 warranty is active since it’s by in service date.
If you install the tune at 35,999 miles, you basically get 1 mile of warranty.
You don’t get an additional 3/36 on top of whatever you’re currently at.
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Looks like there is still nothing available for the new version 2.3 in the '25's. Is that correct?
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Sooooo..........according to me selling dealer a tech was able to locate a tune using my VIN. It will be installed tomorrow. I'm not holding my breath.
Ninja edit: Big shocker......the tech couldn't tune the truck. I tried to tell him, but noooooooo. I showed him my shocked face.....
Ninja edit: Big shocker......the tech couldn't tune the truck. I tried to tell him, but noooooooo. I showed him my shocked face.....
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So how did it go? Are they now making Ford Pro Tunes for the 2025 models? Or, did you go with another brand?Sooooo..........according to me selling dealer a tech was able to locate a tune using my VIN. It will be installed tomorrow. I'm not holding my breath.
Ninja edit: Big shocker......the tech couldn't tune the truck. I tried to tell him, but noooooooo. I showed him my shocked face.....
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No Ford tune available and two other companies I reached out to didn't even realize that the motor has changed. The third is waiting for support becoming available from HP Tuners. Nothing seems to be available anywhere right now.
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Well thanks anyway. Let us know when Ford tuners become available for the new 2.3L
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If the '25 2.3 tune is anything like pre '25 HPP 2.3 you'll love the off the line response and low end torque just use lowest ethanol 91+ fuel you can find.So I’m interested in the Ford Performance tune for my 2.3L, but nobody can really give me a definitive answer on wether or not it will void the factory warranty.
My 2.7 is a dog off the line WOT takes forever to spool up and weirdly if I just touch the pedal it's jumpy.
I have a FP tuned 2.7L, I purchased it to remedy the shifting and kill the Auto Start-Stop function. Since I am in CA I have been using Boostane Professional to get the necessary 93 octane to get the performance boost. Thus far with the tune the Bronco rips and I am getting a 1.5 MPG boost in mpg. From my understanding 24+ FP tunes no longer kill the Auto Start-Stop so you may want to look for another tune that sell to CA registered Broncos.
