2011 5.0 "cammed " idle...w/video
You would be wrong sir. Please search on the topic and read some of the posts from Chris Rose of AM.
I would think they have been planning that all along when they went back to DOHC.
Back in the day (70's) we had adjustable cam sprockets (manual of course) on my DOHC Lotus.
Today we accomplish the same thing, but with the tech of the ECU + TiVCT.
Back in the day (70's) we had adjustable cam sprockets (manual of course) on my DOHC Lotus.
Today we accomplish the same thing, but with the tech of the ECU + TiVCT.
I like it a lot! I can't afford or even want to tear into my motor! I am trying to talk myself out of getting a tune, maybe not? I think I would buy this one!
Last edited by eliyarbrough; Mar 15, 2011 at 05:59 PM.
Yeah, I'm not the typical Mustang owner, though. I don't peel out, costs $ I don't have; ever speed cause could lead to license taken away, for life; guess I'm just was happy with my 215 HP in my 95! Sure I want to drive like it wants to be driven, no desire to though! After you've lived through the crap I've lived through, just don't take any chances. Just still happy I can drive @ all! Maybe for this sound, never to go faster.
It's not going to keep me from getting a tune weather it does or doesn't void the warranty.
Maybe there is a Ford tech on here that has worked on one that it didn't affect the Black Box.
Last edited by 2011GB/CS; Mar 16, 2011 at 05:05 AM.
This is what I have read too but in order for the warranty to be voided, the problem would have to be directly related to the tune.
I was told this buy a Ford Tech, that has been fixing Fords for over 15 years. I figured he would know more then anyone.
It's not going to keep me from getting a tune weather it does or doesn't void the warranty.
Maybe there is a Ford tech on here that has worked on one that it didn't affect the Black Box.
It's not going to keep me from getting a tune weather it does or doesn't void the warranty.
Maybe there is a Ford tech on here that has worked on one that it didn't affect the Black Box.
When you flash your ECU with a new map, it resets the volatile memory in the ECU. If you flash it back to stock, all the tech will see when they connect is that your memory was reset. Oddly enough, this is the same thing that happens when you pull the terminal off of the battery.
So, your tech was feeding you some poorly worded BS.
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The black box is not what is flashed during a tune. The ECU is not the black box. The BB is a telemmetry based data acquisition device.
When you flash your ECU with a new map, it resets the volatile memory in the ECU. If you flash it back to stock, all the tech will see when they connect is that your memory was reset. Oddly enough, this is the same thing that happens when you pull the terminal off of the battery.
So, your tech was feeding you some poorly worded BS.
When you flash your ECU with a new map, it resets the volatile memory in the ECU. If you flash it back to stock, all the tech will see when they connect is that your memory was reset. Oddly enough, this is the same thing that happens when you pull the terminal off of the battery.
So, your tech was feeding you some poorly worded BS.
+1...........I was wanting to post the same thing, but i'm lazy
I was told this buy a Ford Tech, that has been fixing Fords for over 15 years. I figured he would know more then anyone.
It's not going to keep me from getting a tune weather it does or doesn't void the warranty.
Maybe there is a Ford tech on here that has worked on one that it didn't affect the Black Box.
It's not going to keep me from getting a tune weather it does or doesn't void the warranty.
Maybe there is a Ford tech on here that has worked on one that it didn't affect the Black Box.
one thing about working in the auto industry for my brief 4 years.. just because someone works on a line of cars for 15 years.. doesnt mean they know everything about the newer cars.. most older techs hate the new line cars cause most of them cant understand the new computer systems.. that being said, there are the exceptions. on top of that, most techs dont bother reading that far in depth into the vehicles unless they have a problem in that specific area on a vehicle.
but from everything i red, Overboost is right, and my local dealer confirmed that.


