Will this chip work on a 2000 Excursion auto?
1389232
You have to make sure it's either for an auto or manual transmission. Those two are different
1389233
As long as you have a powerstroke it will... When you purchase they will ask for the year make model ect... So they give u the right ts6 chip... I have one in my 99 dually and it's a night and day diffrence from stock... Good luck
1389234
Yes, just tell them what year it was built, and what transmission it has. It will work fine
1389235
I believe so I am not 100% sure but I think asing as its a 7.3 the. I think so it just plugs right in to your computer in your truck
130415
I am not sure , need to look at existing ram memory chip in computer to see what model chip set is needed
781441
I used it on my 1995 Mazda Mx-6. I have a 2001 Excursion that I can test it on this evening. I'm sure it will work as long as the service ports have the quick connect R134 fittings. The two shafts are for different size valves. It's a solid, well built kit. I'll fit it on my Excursion and give you an update.
1686908
I used it on 2000 explorer. I'm not sure it will work for your application. Sorry. I used the Amazon see if it fits to make sure it worked for my vehicle. .
1488912
I have a 2008 Ram 2500 4X4 6.7 stick auto also. The Superchips works just fine with my truck.
2130985
Yes. To the best of my knowledge, the chip is instrumental for vehicles equipped with a steering wheel sensor. Without a programmed chip and a SW sensor, the vehicle won't start.
324187
Yes it will work fine. All Chevy's I think up until 2005 shared the same code chip.
1343259
As far as i know it should work. I had an 07 and programming took 5 minutes. No extra wiring needed.
207043
I think it should as parts from 1997 can work on 1999 explorers, I work on my own truck so I think the same should be true for key pad.
1322700
Will not. Your best bet is go to Superchips site and find the model number for your vehicle (they make it) and just search that model number. I would highly recommend a Superchips. I have owned a few and they are the only programmer I buy.
2272486
It certainly will if your original battery looks like this one. The 2000mAh will run longer than say 1600mAh. It will not hurt your unit.
236215
It should but I have not programmed that chip so I can't say for sure. I have NO problem programming a number of 20 pin chips. For me the Programmed works just greatRichard
281434
It should works. This device works with any vehicle equipped with OBD2. And from 1996 all vehicles are required to be OBD II equipped.
1296639
If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000 Nissan Altima. If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000... » Read More If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000 Nissan Altima. « Show Less
1940802
If you download the RIGHT program for your vehicles (there are 3 different ones and only one will work for each vehicle) on to your computer and uploaded that onto the chip, I really don't know what else would help. I hope this helps.
1551000
Yes the is correct but it will not work the chip will not get to know ur computer. So best thing is to spend that $50 buck a1auto security they will do it all
1727016
I would assume that it would. It worked perfectly on my 2003 GMC Sierra 1500, which also had no heat and no signal