Anyone fitted any to vans before? Can it be programmed on the ECU. Want to limit it to 60 mph.

Easily done by adjusting the throttle arm, for a quick fix.

What van is it? Have a look on ebay for the leads to a laptop and you can do most things to the ecu yourself.

depends on van, main dealer or chip tuner will be able to set limits?

I'd say 60 is too low, the gas, royal mail fleet appear to have 68mph stickers on the back door ?

BTW, I assume your intending to do all the vane as doing just one might be a bulling in the work place sort of thing ?

lol, im going to do all the vans yes.

The reason for 60 is that the economy difference on the new bippa between 60 and 70 is massive,

However once we swapped the van onto a different engineer the econonmy went from 41mpg to over 60.

Lots of vans these days can have limiting turned on in the ECU by the dealer.

i assumed so. Thanks cyber.

Also most mobile tuning companies/diagnostics companies usually have the dealer level software, and may be able to enable it cheaper than the dealer...

Be prepared for it to take much longer for your engineers to get to jobs. I had a hire van for a week that was limited to 60. Couldn't over take anything. Had to sit in the slow lane on motorway ways behind trucks and bloody caravans and panama wearing old gents with boxes of tissues on the parcel shelve. You just can't risk over taking. If they speed up you reach 60 on a single carage way your done.

Be prepared for it to take much longer for your engineers to get to jobs. I had a hire van for a week that was limited to 60. Couldn't over take anything. Had to sit in the slow lane on motorway ways behind trucks and bloody caravans and panama wearing old gents with boxes of tissues on the parcel shelve. You just can't risk over taking. If they speed up you reach 60 on a single carage way your done.

Very valid and significant points. Net result - no cost saving and a group of unhappy engineers.

I think thats what they call a bit of an own goal.