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Old 03-06-2008, 01:00 PM   #16
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Default Re: Cobb AP fuel question???

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Oh I see, well once you have these maps on your ecu you can just keep switching? or everytime you plan to go to the dealer you need to flash your stock map back? I'm just not sure I understand how it works on that part.
The dealership cannot void your warranty without proof that whatever you installed caused the problem. I wouldn't worry about flashing your car back to stock. Just leave the AP on your base map of 91/93 octane stage 1/2 depending on if you have a DP or not.


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