Warrenty
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RE: Warrenty
Your warranty is void if the modification caused or could have caused the failure. Like if you installed a turbo and blew your motor, the warranty is void. But if you installed a suspension mod and your piston rings got fried, the warranty would not be void since a suspension mod cannot cause your piston rings to get fried. Some manufactures are really **** about thier warranties, like Mitsubishi with the Evo. It also depends on the dealership. Some dealers will let things slide and some won't.
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RE: Warrenty
ORIGINAL: AgentofDarkness
Your warranty is void if the modification caused or could have caused the failure. Like if you installed a turbo and blew your motor, the warranty is void. But if you installed a suspension mod and your piston rings got fried, the warranty would not be void since a suspension mod cannot cause your piston rings to get fried. Some manufactures are really **** about thier warranties, like Mitsubishi with the Evo. It also depends on the dealership. Some dealers will let things slide and some won't.
Your warranty is void if the modification caused or could have caused the failure. Like if you installed a turbo and blew your motor, the warranty is void. But if you installed a suspension mod and your piston rings got fried, the warranty would not be void since a suspension mod cannot cause your piston rings to get fried. Some manufactures are really **** about thier warranties, like Mitsubishi with the Evo. It also depends on the dealership. Some dealers will let things slide and some won't.
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RE: Warrenty
AgentofDarkness is right. The law is you can modify anything you want, and the warranty on the rest of the car is still in effect. Unless the modification can be shown to have caused a failure of the part you're trying to get replaced under warranty.
A lot depends on the dealer's discretion. For example if the car appears to have been extensively prepared for racing, they could say that you were racing it and then the warranty would be void due to "abusive driving."
A lot depends on the dealer's discretion. For example if the car appears to have been extensively prepared for racing, they could say that you were racing it and then the warranty would be void due to "abusive driving."
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