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| 6.4L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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As stated on the Spartan website: "Lots of rumors surround the current situation as to if aftermarket tuning devices are detectable in the new 6.4L Powerstroke Diesels. For most devices on the market, the answer to that question is YES. Ford Motor Company has special algorithms in place within the factory computers to detectthe download of a program from a non-Ford programming device; which triggers the diagnostic troublecode "P167F", defined as "Non-OEM programming detected." This code is only viewable with Ford dealer or Ford Engineering diagnostic equipment, and will not be read or cleared by any other tuning device or diagnostic code reader on the market. This code is also stored in multiple computer modules scattered about the vehicle, meaning that "clearing" or resetting the engine controller alone will not force the code to go away. Other in-line devices (tuning devices that plug into the engine harness connections rather than being downloaded as a programmer) claim to be undetectable since there is no actual download of a program through the computer system. However, this is not true, as the factory computer(s) collect and store information from the engine in the form of "freeze frames". These freeze-frame data collections WILL show evidence of the use of any in-line tuning device even after the product is removed from the trucks. And unlike previous model trucks upon which the computer can be "cleared" by the practice of removing/unhooking the battery cables, all information on the 6.4L vehicles is stored in "non-volatile" memory, meaning the information is stored permanently until overwritten. A traditional "reset" cannot be performed, meaning the evidence of use of a in-line device will be shown to any Ford dealer or Ford engineer for a very, very long time. Our tuning devices use a proprietary process when saving the stock tune and downloading our custom tuning to "emulate" the presence of a Ford factoryprogramming device. In doing so, the presence of the "P167F" diagnostic code is prevented. Likewise, when a vehicle is returned back to stock using our device, multiple computer modules are internally reset to prevent and delete other tell-tale evidence of aftermarket tuning. This gives our Spartan Phalanx programming device the highest level of undetectablilty available on the market, helping to preserve your factory warranty and preventing warranty denial by Ford. As Ford truck owners ourselves, our crew members share the concern about preserving factory warranty and understand the stress involved when choosing an aftermarket device in this respect. This is why we take every measure to protect our customers' confidentiality and spend tremendous development effort to do so." |
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Dont get me started on him and his crossdressing...I will get a warning and maybe banned over here. As for being un-traceable...hell all I can tell you is that they just "knew" my truck had been tuned...so they looked and looked, wasted FORDS money flying in a regional tech..etc...and found nothing and did the work. Thats all I KNOW. |
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BUT, let's not get in to an argument so 2 threads in one day don't get locked up. |
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I have no doubts that someone that knows how to use GOOGLE can spot a tunes truck with the heads off...so with that being said if you require internal engine work and your running a tuner its a crapshoot...maybe..maybe not, who knows...and no one can say, it will be a call on the tech, FORD..etc..or maybe they wont even look/care. Now the tuner being electronically un-detectable is a big thing for all other repairs that the heads will not come off...trans, oil leaks, fuel issues..etc..etc. |
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No tuner is detectable as long as you remove it and set fire to the truck making sure it burns to the ground before you take it in for warranty work.
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