There is no "Governor Chip" all engine functions are controlled by a "ECU" or "Engine Control Unit"
There are 2 Governors in the ECU a Rev Governor and a Speed Governor. The rev governor prevents you from Over revving the engine at park or neutral (It prevents you from going over redline in gear) which will DESTROY your transmission pump. The speed governor is in place to prevent your vehicle from exceeding a speed at which the car would become uncontrollable or unstable.
The governors can be otherwise be removed or moved to higher RPMS by using a "Tuner" which costs in the neighborhood of $300 USD, and typically requires extensive knowledge about the engine (to not destroy it.)
Either way, On these vehicles, it is not recommended you remove or move the governors without engine/suspension modification to allow the vehicle to handle the extra speed/rev's
Your governor drives a Taurus? Why would you want his potato chips in your car?
The 2000 Ford Taurus does contain a transponder chip inside the key. The replacement can be programed by a locksmith or dealer service department.
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where is the performance chip on a 2000 ford ranger
You need a performance chip ie super chips
Computer controlled If you have a 3.0 you can turn the distributor to adjust, after you pull out the adjustment chip.
Contact a Ford Dealership.
If it doesn't have the computer chip in it, it is about $3 to get one cut. One with the chip is about $17.
yes. 105 is when the governor kicks in the kick of is around there just get your ecm chip then you can go up to 135 mph its super sweet make sure you get the right chip or youll be reving at 10 rpm LOL have fun
change chip and computer. but why would u do that ? doesnt make sense . nnot a race car
You have to get a new ECU chip. Superchips tuning also has a package to "roll your own" if home tuning is you thing.
i am afraid that there is not much that you can do a bout the governer in your focus. that is a element that is preprogrammed into the pcm (powertrain control module) the only thing that you may be able to do is purchase a chip that has the capability to bypass this feature. other than that there is nothing that canbe done