Does this void the warranty?
1486903
The dealership I went to said it doesnt. But I would ask who ever services your car just to be 100 percent sure.
1486904
No. If there is a problem with your car the intake has to be shown as the problem before it can void the warranty. I've always used them without a problem.
1486905
Hey Jacob It doesnt void the warranty, only because you can take it off at anytime and replace the stock air intake. The only way you can void your warranty is if you mechanically alter your vehicle such as a computer tuner which would rewrite the computer in the vehicle or if you put a turbo on your vehicle. Those two types of adjustments would void your warranty. So in other words dont tune the engine and you should be fine. All the cold air intake does is draw more air into the intake which creates more power do to the fuel and air mixture. You might get better mpg from this. So get it put it on and youll hear a difference when you push your car past the 5000 rpm range. Thanks and hope this helps. Hey Jacob It doesnt void the warranty, only because you can take it off at anytime and replace the stock air intake. The only way you can void your warranty is if you mechanically alter your vehicle such as a computer tuner which would rewrite the computer in the vehicle or if you put a turbo on your vehicle. Those two types of adjustments would void your warranty. So in other words dont tune the engine and you should be fine. All the cold air intake does is draw more air into the intake which creates more power do to the fuel and air mixture. You might get better mpg from this. So get it... » Read More Hey Jacob It doesnt void the warranty, only because you can take it off at anytime and replace the stock air intake. The only way you can void your warranty is if you mechanically alter your vehicle such as a computer tuner which would rewrite the computer in the vehicle or if you put a turbo on your vehicle. Those two types of adjustments would void your warranty. So in other words dont tune the engine and you should be fine. All the cold air intake does is draw more air into the intake which creates more power do to the fuel and air mixture. You might get better mpg from this. So get it put it on and youll hear a difference when you push your car past the 5000 rpm range. Thanks and hope this helps. « Show Less
1486906
No it doesn't void the warranty. I've had my Challenger in for a few warrantied services and they told me it didn't void anything. Hope this helps you out.
1486907
I asked the same question to the service department at the Chrysler dealership and they told it wont affect the warranty at all.
1486908
I would contact the dealership but I'm pretty sure that after 1year the warranty is over just like your battery. If you want to stay on the safe side and can afford it you can go with the mopar one from the dealership and you will be fine.
1486909
No. No matter what Cold Air or Short Ram intake you buy aftermarket can NOT void your warranty UNLESS it is the cause of your cars problem. The dealership would have to prove that the intake system has caused any issues. You can also check K&N;'s website: http://www.knfilters.com/faq.htm#9
1486910
There illegal to have in california but i do recommend it makes the car ride better but i think it void the car warranty
245260
No, it is not void. I just received an e-mail from Maytronics that the one year warranty is good for online purchases.
1276061
U.S. Court decisions have dictated that installation of after-market parts to a vehicle do not void the warranty as long as the parts meet US standards for the part you are replacing. Intakes and exhaust products won't void your warranty. A turbo charger would.
481979
Where do you live - ( For Installation ) What is the year and brand of car you own - ( For Possibly voiding warranty ? ) I have installed aftermarket electronics for 20 + years --- Generally speaking - It will not void your factory warranty - " " IF " " installed by a good quality aftermarket electronics shop - Further More - the Vehicle Manufacturer - MUST Prove your add on product - Did in Fact cause a/the problem - " IF " one occurs . - Personally I have installed 5 of these on my previous and current vehicles and Did not Void any warranty.
2184170
No. The company can only void the warranty if there is evidence that damage was caused by excessive loads, but a correct hitch installation itself should not cause any problem.http://www.edmunds.com/auto-warranty/what-voids-your-vehicles-warranty.html
2225866
No. The pertinent quote from the warranty card: "This limited warranty does not apply to an Product purchased outside the U.S.A. or from an unauthorized dealer, distributor or seller or to any reburbished or reconditioned product."
855681
There is a one year warranty. I'm not sure if it is voided if bought on amazon or not.
1298386
Not sure if it voids the warranty but they provide this as an option in the instructions so I wouldn't think so. You don't have to cut any wires. To remove the pre-connected plug from the unit, untwist the twist-on wire connectors from the plug and attach your wire conductors from your house. This connection is located behind a separate panel that needs to be removed for access. Fairly easy to do.
1369555
No...I figure generally that if it is not worth the trouble. I bought mine new from a third party link on Amazon and found out later that the warranty was void because of this. Mine lasted a little over a month new, so I do not expect a repair to last much longer. Good question though. I would love to hear about a positive repair experience...it may change my opinion. Good Luck.
873087
I have had the Navien for over a year and have never had an issue. Our friend installed it for us and at Navien's website it says if it isn't installed by a recommended installer the warranty would be void. I looked and looked for someone who had problems with theirs and no one I contacted had ever experienced any problems. Although I ordered mine through Amazon it came from a plumping company and they said that they would back the warranty through Navien if something went wrong so I wouldn't have to handle it with Navien.
2221460
No. You will need to activate it after you install it. If you install it yourself you would have to tell them you want to void your warranty before they activate it. I installed mine myself and it still works flawlessly 2&1/2 years later.
1959531
No, you will have to contact the manufacturer or it will void the warranty of the device.
1271435
No,the warranty starts from the time of the purchase.The receipt/ bill of purchase can be sited and corrected for warranty if they run differently.
1731605
I have had no reason to use the warranty so I can not answer your question. Terry
998364
Technically any time you go into and modify the the computer. The warranty is void. Make friends with a good service write at a good place. He/she can help get around those technicalities. But even still. If you go in a reset to factory settings before you go in to service that might work to.
104936
No - The unit is preset and designed to operate if temperature falls below 45 deg F or rises above 85 deg F. Any attempt to alter the unit will void the warranty.
1539560
Not sure for certain, but I would think any kind of modifications of a product voids a warranty