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Part #: BT41105
Bully Dog 41105 4-Position Chip
1999.5-2001 Ford 7.3L Powerstroke (Automatic)
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Description
Features:
- Built-In Anti-Theft Settings
- Adjustable On The Fly Power Levels
- High-Idle Feature For Cold Weather
- Get Up To 125HP!
| Power Levels |
HP Gains |
| 0 |
30-50HP |
| 1 |
50-80HP |
| 2 |
75-125HP |
| 3 |
High Idle |
Not available for sale in the state of California 
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Specifications
- MFG. Number 41105
- Manufacturer Name Bully Dog Technologies
- Shipping Weight 2.00 lb.
- Shipping Length 5 in.
- Shipping Width 5 in.
- Shipping Height 2 in.
- Fuel Type Diesel
- UPC 681018411059
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WARNING: Cancer & Reproductive Harm - P65Warnings.ca.gov
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How does this install? Good for stock 7.3? Just wondering if this is plug and play for a mostly stock 2000 7.3L powerstroke. Does it need anything else to make it work?
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The BULLY DOG 41105 4-POSITION CHIP is a simple plug and play chip for the 1999.5-2001 Ford 7.3L Powerstroke (Automatic).
is this product good for a stock automatic f-450 with a 7.3 in it?
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The BULLY DOG 41105 4-POSITION CHIP would be a great option for a 1999.5-2001 Ford 7.3L Powerstroke with an automatic transmission. This unit will increase horsepower, torque and also fuel economy!
what do you mean by plug and play, ie: how does it plug in? please does the ecu require mods like the TS Performance system?
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