I was told you can not. I think i tried and got no where if i recall
I'm not quite sure what the 'it's not official past 3/36' means - does that mean the tool will not work to tune the truck after it's 3 years old or at greater than 36,000 miles? I see the tool is available for US $459.00 from Ebay - NEW OVERSTOCK Ford Performance Procal 4 Calibration Delivery Tool M-12655-F. Does this sound legit? The PDF states you need to register with Ford Performance Parts (FPP) to download the ProCal 4 software - is there an additional charge for doing so? I'm new to this stuff, only have tweaked the Subaru Solterra using Toyota Techstream. I've an aversion to letting anybody, other than myself, do maintenance on my (or wifes) vehicles.
you're asking me to go back to 10/24...but i believe when i spoke with FP, they said once the truck goes past the 3/36 thats it. at the time, i was at 31k miles. I figured why have ford install it for 5k miles of warranty and pay another $250+ dollars to ford when it took maybe 30 min total for me to install on my truck.
Thank you, Wayne. I'll have to contact Titus-Will Ford of Tacoma to see if this might void my life time warranty from the dealership. Absolutely understand your reasoniing, I was just unclear if it was the warranty affected or if it would essentially brick the truck if attempted. The truck is serving me well enough, but the description sounds like it'd make a lot of difference when towing a flat bed carrying junk cars and a tractor, when needed (primary use of the truck). It's a huge difference between the EV and F150 - I really do prefer the truck, but the EV is 'fueled' by an already payed for Solar Array.
Officially your warranty is over after 3/36, powertrain wise. That's regardless of if you have an extended one through Ford. My dealer said they won't treat the FP tube as a mod and not to worry about it at all though. That may only be if I buy through them.
