it'll void the warrantee for sure... depending on what year is your truck is it'll go in different spots... stage 1 you can use regular gas, but a stage 2 you have to use 92+ octane...
Is it your first mod? If so save your money because all the bolt ons may add 20 hp and cost almost 2-3 grand or a turbo will add 80-150hp and maybe cost 2-3 grand? Which way makes more sense to your wallet? $200 per hp gained or $20?
well if it voids that warentty, i am not for it, thats why my dad made me get a new car. For now i am just gonna get a replacement K&N and drive the hell out of it
no it voided your warranty, they just haven't said anything....they voided my warranty because I have shorter tires in front and they said it'll throw off my TPS
at the bottom of the warranty slip when I took it in, it said....
So they won't tell me I voided my warrenty until something breaks related to my mods? Because I have the chip, an intake, an underdrive pulley and a 2" lift. Though I doubt they would notice the chip or pulley, the intake is obvious and the lift is also.
yeah they'll notice your chip and pullies.....its kinda hard not to notice something that says "JET" in yellow letters and chrome pullies.....They'll wait until something breaks and THEN tell you your warranty is shit.....
That is ludicrous. Smaller tires will not void your warranty. Jet Performance Chips also will not void your warranty. If you are getting this story from your dealer there is a problem. Believe it or not, there are some dealers out there that will do just about everything in their power to tell the customer that repairs needed are not under warranty simply because they make more money on a service ticket if _they_ deem that it shouldn't be under warranty. I even know of a dealership or two in my are that in the past has been caught for having customers pay for repairs that should have been under warranty, then submitting the very same ticket to GM for warranty repairs (sound a bit like double-billing?). I'm not saying that this specifically is happening to you, but sounds a bit fishy. Push 'em, ask alot of questions as to why they think the problem shouldn't be covered. If you are a young un (under 25) have your father go down there (if possible), they are a lot less likely to try that crap with him.
ther is a law that helps people out in this situation.its actually an act its like the muntz and somthing act.it states that to void the warranty because of an aftermarket part is insane the actual dealer has to prove without a doubt that the problem has to be caused by the part.so if they try to say a motor warantry is voided because of tires they have to prove that the tires adversely affected to problem with the motor.mitsubishi tried to void a warranty on a friends car cause he was lowered but this act saved him from having to replace the motor and mitsubishi had to replace the motor at no cost.god why cant i remember the whole name of the act.im sure someone here knows ask around...........
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