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Looks like an easy install. Removable for service work, warranty concerns.
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Two points:Looks like an easy install. Removable for service work, warranty concerns.
Didn't watch the video but I know from my days as a dealer all chip type mods were detectable on the diesels. I can't see these being any different. You're modifying a computer = traceable. I know a kid that secretly chipped his dad's 6.7L, it blew up on dad. Our tech informed a very peeved dad. We weren't going to risk warranty fraud by fixing it. He understood and had it towed to the selling dealer . No idea what happened after that.Looks like an easy install. Removable for service work, warranty concerns.
Strictly speaking, tuning isn't just a tradeoff of power and reliability. OE engine performance has to take into account emissions and efficiency. The same engine in different vehicles of the same manufacturer can have varying amounts horsepower, torque and economy depending on application and targets.Tuner and performance chip manufacturers like to say "there's always more" that can be tweaked out of an engine. The original engineers set timing and fuel metering for optimal performance with long term reliability. Start messing with that, and yes, you can get more power, but the reliability will suffer.