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Dang. I was wondering this and if I can ask this to be loaded during my next service visit. I'm a nanny and prefer things like this to be done by a Ford tech while he's still under warranty, lest I be required to start a 59 (and counting) page post on a blown engine after a tune.
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This is exactly what I want it for. But at the cost of having to use 91 every time? It's a harder sell for me personally.
Is there a cost associated with this at the dealer other than shop time?
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jzinckgra
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Seems like a decent price considering you get the K&N too and maintain warranty. The Livernois tune is $499 which I have been considering since you can load your own tunes and use whatever octane you want. My understanding is the Ford tune is supplied by Livernois, so do we assume the tunes between ford and Livernois direct are the same for 91 octane?
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Installed the update on mine today, same Performance Cal name as yours... so I know it's good hahaInstalled this update today. Haven’t driven enough for a real opinion.
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Call a few dealers and see if they will install it if you buy it from someplace else first. Some dealerships will only install parts you buy from them. Also some dealers are licensed to sell Ford Performance and / or Roush parts, ETC. (they usually advertise it on there web pages) those are usually the ones that will have no issue installing the parts and are usually mod friendly but you still want to verify they will install self purchased parts, most wont. Also doesn't hurt to ask if they will match internet prices such as Levittowns. in the case they wont install your parts.
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Good to hear. I have yet to get a test drive in to verify the repair. Ran out of time on my lunch break, will take it out tomorrow morning and report back with my findings.
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I just noticed that everyone else has an AAR.bin file type and I have a KC.bin on mine... any clue why? And does this matter?
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I haven't the slightest idea as to why. Though from browsing this forum was able to identify a match for my own where someone reported success, which was reassuring to say the least.
What I do know, however, is that Ford Performance Warranty is VERY responsive. Here's the email address: [email protected] They will have the answers.
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