Will flashing my Jeep's computer void my factory warranty?
1519033
You should reset to stock when you take it in for service. If you do not and the dealer re-flashes your ECU your superchip will no longer work and superchip has to reset it. As for warranty I do not know for sure but if you return to stock it shouldn't matter because there is not record of its use
1519034
Possibly. I do know that in the newer JKs the dealers can see that a different program was run even if you remove the tune from this to take it in. Apparently it records that something different was being used.
70233
Warning **** if you add or replace ram you automatically void your warranty. Also good luck getting aple service to do anything for you ever.
246088
I don't believe there is warranty Programming took seconds and my dealer didn't charge me
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
481978
Anything after market that is installed a vehicle will void the factory warrenty. If you still want it installed, you can take it to a local shop that handles electronic installation on a vehicle.
1438571
Yes, but unless done by a manufacture approved place it will void the warranty.
5980
You would have to cut the 12 volt car plug off and make sure you connect the polarity correctly in your panel. This will void the warranty.
697289
That will not work. The connection will need to be change to obd I or obd II scanner possible work. If ECU been change you will need to find the A/B to get flashing check engine lit
701154
I am running a Street Fire in an 1984 Jeep CJ7 258 inline six. I have completely removed the old engine control computer. Ignition works fine. Still working on spark advance on heavy acceleration. Normal running is fine.
1534467
Didn't try. It'll probably void the warranty, but should theoretically work.
831717
It has to be flashed to the yr and model specifics. Keys will also need to be added. Mine didnt need flashing after the keys were programmed except yo clear the CEL for inspection.
1626623
I have a 3.8 L Jeep wrangler I purchased the 3872 here is my experience. When I received it I did the download on my laptop which said completed successfully. Plugged in to tune would not work, called tech support and they said I had to download on a hard line computer. Did that on another computer same thing happened, Then they tell me to go to the superchip dealer by me and they could fix it. After paying them they finally got it to download and made the updates on my jeep. It would have been easier and cheaper to buy it from the superchip dealer instead if I had known.
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.
1366311
This will not void your warranty. Make sure it is the model for your car as these are designed for your specific vehicle.
422776
No. This drive is only for desktop computers. Taking the drive out of the enclosure will not only void the warranty but render the drive useless.
455429
Something could happen anyway. Malfunctions do happen as well as mishaps. I got the warrenty because I don't want to take any chances.
1043077
A little late with this but, I borrowed a buddies Ham 2M and since it was a temp set up I plugged it into my aftermarket adapter much like this one. I was fine as long as the Jeep was running. If the engine was off, the screen would flash/flutter the LED read out when I attempted to transmit yet worked fine as long as the engine was running. I have since rewired the HAM and have had no such issues.