Henry_Hentzschel
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does anyone have a VIN from a existing GT500? (write down on a autoshow or somewhere esle)
thanks
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Henry_Hentzschel
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thank you!
tried to load some calibration and firmware files....
unfortunately this files are not available in the Ford database.
tried to load some calibration and firmware files....
unfortunately this files are not available in the Ford database.
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Henry_Hentzschel
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If I have the VIN, I can lock what firmware and calibrations used Ford. Especially the instrument cluster is interesting for my GT. But the files from that early car is not in the database.
Maybe I could install the firmware to the 2018-19 GT
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I dont follow.
If you have the vin you can see the firmware and calibrations of the gt500?
And you want to poke around in it and possibly load it onto a gt?
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Henry_Hentzschel
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of course! If I have the VIN I can check every firmware and every calibration from all Ford cars worldwide
I don't will "poke around"! I know what I do. Also I can convert a GT instrument cluster to a Bullitt cluster. Also swap from miles to km every way is possible.
of course, it need to be a digital cluster!
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