Will a delete kit void my Ford warranty?

Yes. Any emissions system modification on a newer truck will be flagged during warranty service. Ford can deny coverage on related engine components. Weigh this against the reliability gains—many owners find delete kits solve problems before they become warranty claims anyway.

Do I need a tuner if I delete my EGR system?

Yes. When you remove EGR, your truck's ECU still expects that system to work. Without a tune, you'll run a check engine light and the truck won't run optimally. A tuner recalibrates the engine to run correctly without the deleted component.

Can I delete my DPF on a 2017-2019 6.7L Powerstroke?

Not in this collection—we focus on CCV and EGR deletes here. DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) deletes are available but require different expertise. Check our full Powerstroke category or contact our team for DPF delete options if that's your next step.

What's the difference between a pass-through EGR delete and a full delete?

A pass-through delete blocks the EGR flow but keeps the cooler installed so your truck doesn't know it's been deleted—cleaner for tuning. A full delete removes everything. Pass-through is more straightforward and fewer owners report tuning issues with it.

How long does a CCV delete kit take to install?

Plan 2-4 hours depending on your comfort level. It's mechanical work, not electrical, so you don't need special diagnostic tools. You'll need basic hand tools and the kit instructions. Many shops charge $300-500 in labor if you prefer professional installation.

Will these upgrades improve my fuel economy?

CCV deletes can help by reducing intake carbon and improving air quality. EGR deletes lower intake temps, which helps combustion efficiency. A tune maximizes both. Don't expect dramatic MPG gains, but cleaner running means your truck works less hard to maintain power.

Are these kits compatible with stock turbos?

Yes. These deletes and tuners work with your factory turbo setup. They're designed to free up your existing turbo's efficiency, not replace it. If you're planning a turbo upgrade later, these modifications still pair well with aftermarket options.