Van Speed Limiter Removal

Unlock your van's true potential with a professional Speed Limiter Removal from gdm Tuning. Many manufacturers impose an artificial top speed restriction via the ECU — not because the vehicle can't go faster, but for commercial and regulatory reasons. Our ECU remap removes this restriction, allowing your vehicle to reach its mechanically capable top speed.

For track, closed-road, and off-road use only. Driving above the UK national speed limit on public roads is illegal. It is the customer's sole responsibility to ensure this modification is only used in a legal and appropriate environment. gdm Tuning accepts no responsibility for how this modification is used following the service.

• ECU remapped to remove factory-imposed speed limiter
• Allows the vehicle to reach its mechanically capable top speed
• No hardware modifications required
• Ideal for track days and closed-road events
• Can be combined with a Stage 1 remap for maximum performance
• Fully reversible on request

Service Area

This service is currently available to customers in the following postcode areas only: NE, SR, TS, DH, DL, TW. If your postcode does not begin with one of these prefixes, we are unable to offer this service at this time.

Once your order has been placed, a member of our team will be in touch to arrange a convenient fitting appointment. Whilst every effort is made to complete your remap as soon as possible, during busy periods there may be a wait of up to 2 weeks.

Performance Gains & Expectations

Any quoted performance gains are estimated figures only and will vary from vehicle to vehicle depending on the condition, wear and tear of the engine and associated components. The remap will be carried out to achieve the best of each vehicle's individual capabilities, within safe factory parameters.

gdm Tuning cannot be held responsible for unrealistic expectations. Whilst customers may have an idea of how they would like their vehicle to perform, it is not possible to tailor a remap to an exact customer specification. Results will always reflect what the vehicle is safely and mechanically capable of delivering.

Terms & Conditions — Please Read Before Booking

Elective Service & Limitation of Liability

ECU remapping is an elective modification chosen entirely at the customer's discretion. By purchasing this service, the customer acknowledges and agrees that:

• gdm Tuning accepts no responsibility whatsoever for any damage, failure, or deterioration of the vehicle, its engine, drivetrain, tyres, brakes, or any associated components arising from or connected to this service.
• The customer accepts full legal and personal responsibility for the use of this modification.
• The customer confirms this modification will only be used in a legal environment such as a closed track or private road.
• The customer proceeds entirely at their own risk.

No Refund Once Service Completed

Once the ECU remap has been carried out, the full service charge becomes non-refundable, regardless of whether the customer is satisfied with the outcome. By purchasing this service, the customer acknowledges that the remap is an elective modification performed to the best of the vehicle's mechanical ability, and that dissatisfaction with the results does not constitute grounds for a refund. This is in accordance with the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, which provides that the right to cancel is lost once a service has been fully performed with the customer's prior agreement.

Vehicle Condition

By completing this purchase, the customer confirms and warrants that their vehicle is in a suitable mechanical condition. If, upon inspection, the vehicle is found to have pre-existing faults, gdm Tuning reserves the right to decline the service and retain a £99.00 attendance and assessment fee, with the remaining balance refunded.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before the scheduled appointment. Late cancellations or no-shows will incur a £99.00 cancellation fee, in accordance with the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013.

Governing Law

These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. These terms do not affect your statutory rights under UK consumer law.