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It allows you to lock your rear differential. Here’s a video that explains it…
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Does your Ranger have the bottom right button? 4 buttons noted. If you have the 5 button setup then you also have 'Trail Control'. That means Ranger can keep moving while you open the door and pee.What's a locker? Btw, the most off roading i do is when I park my truck on the grass to wash it ? ?
well if you ever have to pull a boat out youll find it very handyWhat's a locker? Btw, the most off roading i do is when I park my truck on the grass to wash it ? ?
I watched the whole video, man that's awesome. Diff lockers can be a life saver, you never know when you'll need itIt allows you to lock your rear differential. Here’s a video that explains it…
? ?....I have the 4 buttonsDoes your Ranger have the bottom right button? 4 buttons noted. If you have the 5 button setup then you also have 'Trail Control'. That means Ranger can keep moving while you open the door and pee.
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This is not the thread to have this argument, just FYI. @Frenchy and myself already went at it over the wording and language in the tune thread, and I even brought @LevittownFordParts.com into it (since it was their salesman that sold me the tune). I was under the impression that the 3 yrs 36k warranty was on the tune and components itself, and that my 5 yrs 60k was a different matter altogether. I was wrong.That's not correct! The engine warranty is 5 years or 60000 miles. If the tune doesnt cause the malfunction then is covered by factory warranty! Don't know why there are so many nay sayers. If you can read its all in black and white in the factory warranty papers and the Ford performance warranty papers. Please read before posting FALSE INFO!
I will back thos especially since I was able to confirm this with some phone calls. The only thing I am not sure of is the extended warranty as that will be up to the extended warranty company. Even Ford ESP can be a pain in the ass. I have seen them deny warranty due to a spark plug breaking and claiming its a maintenance part that isnt covered..... Mind you the plugs still have quite a few thousand miles until they were due......This is not the thread to have this argument, just FYI. @Frenchy and myself already went at it over the wording and language in the tune thread, and I even brought @LevittownFordParts.com into it (since it was their salesman that sold me the tune). I was under the impression that the 3 yrs 36k warranty was on the tune and components itself, and that my 5 yrs 60k was a different matter altogether. I was wrong.
I will re-iterate: the tune does not void ANY warranty, but it does bring down ANY warranty to 3 yrs 36k miles, including extended warranties, when installed by an ASE tech. It does not require a dealer at all. The caveat is having Ford deny any warranty work (extended warranty or regular 5 yrs 60k) based on their own tune. It just doesn't happen. Yes, they can deny the warranty, but there hasn't been one instance of it yet.
SOURCE(S): Myself having warranty work done on the transmission post self-installed tune.
You're in San Bernardino so take it up to Cleghorn and have some fun. Also, many trails behind Lake Arrowhead over to Big Bear. Have some fun!What's a locker? Btw, the most off roading i do is when I park my truck on the grass to wash it ? ?
Good to knowThe only thing I am not sure of is the extended warranty as that will be up to the extended warranty company. Even Ford ESP can be a pain in the ass. I have seen them deny warranty due to a spark plug breaking and claiming its a maintenance part that isnt covered..... Mind you the plugs still have quite a few thousand miles until they were due......
. Hopefully I won't ever have to find out. I have been to every dealer in my area (for the clunk on decel in the lower gears, especially when towing on an incline or in stop and go) and they all mentioned my ESP warranty in some way with remarks like "no matter what you're covered". This is after a self-installed level lift, bigger tires, and the tune, so I feel pretty reassured. I am aware however that because of the tune they can make whatever choice they want. YMMV.I'm not surprised.I had to notify Ford Performance that it was installed by the dealer, I also sent a PDF of the receipt to them. Nothing about the direction from Ford Performance requires the installing dealer to activate the warranty.
fpp-warranty.pdf (ford.com) Right at the bottom of page 1.
Dang! I'd take that deal. You got a ridiculously good deal. You must be pulling my leg.Extreme Mustangs, a FRPP Ford Speed Shop in Monroe, NC installed my tune. Price? $85 and Lunch. I'm covered under Ford's Warranty. Not anticipating any issues.