stang17
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I took notice in the forums that several people have ordered 2017 GTs with dealer installed Roush superchargers.
I also ordered a 2017 and it arrived to the dealer on 6/28. They installed the phase 2 727hp kit on my car as part of the vehicle financing. I got a call 7/1 from the dealer telling me the car was done, but the 2017 tune from Roush isn't available yet. Apparently Ford changes the encryption codes every model year for the ECUs and hasn't released those codes to Roush yet. So basically the car is a huge paper weight as it can't be started without the tune.
I called Roush and was advised they did not have an ETA of when the tune will become available. I reached out to a few other members on the forum to see if they heard otherwise. DisneyFun1 reported a similar issue last year. He had ordered a 2016 with Roush supercharger when the kits were already out for the 2015 models. He said he had to wait nearly 6 months after getting his 2016 for Ford to release the new encryption codes so that Roush could make the tune work from 2015 models to the 2016 models.
I have calls into a few dealerships that offer these dealer installed 727 Roush charged 2017 Mustang GTs , such as Alabama Ford and Lebanon Ford, but am awaiting an answer. I also called Ford corporate and have a case number assigned to me.
Just thought I would reach out to everyone and give them a heads up. Maybe if enough of us contact Ford, we can get the ball rolling sooner
I also ordered a 2017 and it arrived to the dealer on 6/28. They installed the phase 2 727hp kit on my car as part of the vehicle financing. I got a call 7/1 from the dealer telling me the car was done, but the 2017 tune from Roush isn't available yet. Apparently Ford changes the encryption codes every model year for the ECUs and hasn't released those codes to Roush yet. So basically the car is a huge paper weight as it can't be started without the tune.
I called Roush and was advised they did not have an ETA of when the tune will become available. I reached out to a few other members on the forum to see if they heard otherwise. DisneyFun1 reported a similar issue last year. He had ordered a 2016 with Roush supercharger when the kits were already out for the 2015 models. He said he had to wait nearly 6 months after getting his 2016 for Ford to release the new encryption codes so that Roush could make the tune work from 2015 models to the 2016 models.
I have calls into a few dealerships that offer these dealer installed 727 Roush charged 2017 Mustang GTs , such as Alabama Ford and Lebanon Ford, but am awaiting an answer. I also called Ford corporate and have a case number assigned to me.
Just thought I would reach out to everyone and give them a heads up. Maybe if enough of us contact Ford, we can get the ball rolling sooner
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