| fatalelement |
10-04-2014 01:31 AM |
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Originally Posted by Project N64
(Post 1971712)
would you think the uel header alone can void a warranty?
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The unfortunate answer is the dealer can (before anyone quotes the MV act at me) void your warranty for anything they want. The law prohibits them from denying warranty repairs over aftermarket parts unless they can prove your aftermarket part directly contributed to the failure. But, much like how punching someone in the face is illegal, it doesn't mean you can't go around town doing it. Someone just has to stop you in court. It's unlikely they'd refuse a repair of your sound system over it, or paint, or axle, etc. but it depends on what their train of thought is really.
If I had a header on and I needed my dealer to do any engine work or exhaust work, I would go back to stock, bury that sh*t in my backyard and burn all the evidence until I got it back. For an oil change, it doesn't really matter if they notice because no dealership I've heard of takes notes in case you come back later, since the techs don't care. And they can't really "void" your warranty over aftermarket, they just won't fix that one issue UNDER the existing warranty.
My dealer is kinda on and off lame, so I take off my strut tower brace and harness bar if I bring it by. I just don't want to give them reasons to draw conclusions.
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