What does a 6 position Chip do?
The 6 position comes with a knob to switch positions. The single position is recommend for towing or fuel economy. The 6 position switchable chip is recommended for someone wanting fuel economy, towing, remote start, anti theft, and more flat out horsepower.
What are the common problems with 6.7 Powerstroke?
Common 6.7L Power Stroke Problems & Concerns
- Turbocharger Failures. Turbocharger failures have been common on 2011 and 2012 model year 6.7L Power Stroke equipped pickups.
- Defective Radiators.
- NOx Sensor Failures.
- EGT Sensor on “Ambulance Package” Chassis Cab Trucks.
- Dropping Glow Plugs, Catastrophic Engine Failure.
How much horsepower can you get out of a 7.3 diesel?
The 7.3 Powerstroke is a two-valve behemoth which measures in at 444 cubic inches and has a maximum stock power rating of 275hp and 525lb. ft. of torque.
What is a ts performance chip?
The TS Performance chip has a rotary knob that is mounted inside the cab of the truck that runs down to the performance chip located on the pcm. The TS chip has six available positions by twisting the rotary knob clockwise. The programs can be changed on the fly.
Does the ts performance switchable 6 position chip work on powerstroke engines?
The TS Performance Switchable 6 Position Chip will only work on Ford Powerstroke 7.3L applications. TS performance does offer a Medium Duty Series device for the 1992-2003 DT444 7.3L engines. The product offers 0-30% HP gains (item # TSP2110103).
What are the program options for the TS chip?
The TS chip comes with 6 position settings on the chip. The various program options are Anti Theft, Stock, High Idle, Valet, 50hp, 75hp, 100hp, 140+ Extreme. From those 9 options, 6 will be programmed onto your chip based upon the year, make, model and transmission type of your vehicle.
Where is the TS chip located on the truck?
The TS Performance chip has a rotary knob that is mounted inside the cab of the truck that runs down to the performance chip located on the pcm. The TS chip has six available positions by twisting the rotary knob clockwise.
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