christophers
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- Christopher
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- Austin, TX
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- 2021 F150 Platinum Hybrid
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Starting this thread to mimic what I've seen in some BMW groups. In those groups there are people that have the required software, cable, battery maintainers, and knowledge to help others with programming. Those people volunteer to have fellow owners drop by so they can assist and teach those wanting to learn. I know at least for me it's easier to see what to do rather than read what to do, so it was a big help for me when doing BMW programming and flashing.
Disclaimers:
I'll start off with the post post after this with my information.
Disclaimers:
- Volunteers are just that: volunteers. They may accept payment in form of pizza, beer, or money, but they're still just volunteers. These people (unless stated otherwise) don't work for Ford, aren't trained by Ford, and likely aren't insured or bonded. Understand this before having someone else do sensitive operations to your expensive toys.
- If you are offering assistance, I *highly recommend* you draft some waiver of liability and have the people you help sign it. My wife is an attorney and she made me do this... haha. Also, when I flash people's vehicles I usually have them pay attention while I explain what I'm doing, and I have *them* press the "OK" button.
- Lastly, don't be mad if a volunteer's schedule doesn't line up with yours. It's free, it's on a voluntary basis. Beggars can't be choosers.
I'll start off with the post post after this with my information.
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