will installing this void my warranty?
829918
Technically anything that modifies your cars engine could potentially void the warranty, but just keep the stock intake air box and if you have any problems put it back to stock before taking it to the dealer for repairs. I actually just did that this weekend because my Passat has the dreaded cam follower issue that's covered under VW extended warranty, I put my stock intake back on and towed it up there, they didn't say anything and are covering the cost of the repairs. Good luck!
829919
It shouldn't as long as it's installed properly and you place the guarantee stickers on the intake itself it comes with included buy it it's worth it cause if they try to void the warranty k&n; will tell them they cannot and if they do I believe they will tell them otherwise because k&n; air filters are 100%guarantee and safe and better for all cars
829920
This does not Void any Manufacturer warranties. This is not an adjustment to the Engine. This does not affect your engine what so ever, this is a Intake for the turbo, not the engine.
829921
Honestly it depends on your dealer. Last time I checked though, any changes to the power-train affect its warranty. But as I said, Dealers are paid to do warranty work so if you know some one, it would not be a problem.
829922
This will not Void the factory warranty, however the dealer would make the final decision on coverage of parts near or installed into that tube (for example the mass air flow sensor)
2204405
I didn't have an issue installing it. Make sure it is not a manufacturing defect.
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.
2224088
While I don't have the EVGA policy in front of me, I can promise you that an aftermarket solution will void the warranty. The company can't trust that you installed the cooling solution correctly, so why would they keep it under warranty?
2017926
Sean, Our systems use only standard parts, so upgrading is easy! Also, proper installation of hardware, that does not damage the system, will *not* void your warranty.
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.
784184
I have no idea, I never checked. I had it installed and have no problem so far.
1366311
This will not void your warranty. Make sure it is the model for your car as these are designed for your specific vehicle.
1158262
Good question. I did install this myself and for the small price it cost I didn't worry about warranty. Not much that can go wrong with it at all. Good unit. Does a great job for me.
1143692
No offense, none at all, but just by reading your question I would not recommend you purchasing this without having someone tech savvy to help you install it for you. However, the answer is yes.
1451750
Sorry, don't know if there's a warranty, have had mine installed for 6 months, without issues
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
137265
Not easliy. You need to open the entire unit up, take out the motherboard and solder in the card. Oh, no warranty if you do this .
215167
no one is stopping you. probably voids the warranty, though, since you're basically plugging a tiny little surge protector strip into another surge protector.
396563
According to my dealer this WILL NOT void the factory warranty. They actually told me just today that an intake, tuner, or even lowering/lifting the truck would not void the warranty. But they of course will not warrant the aftermarket parts.
1534467
Didn't try. It'll probably void the warranty, but should theoretically work.
306232
I think it may void the warranty. Insects and dust would probably be sucked into the air intake at the top of the unit. Also beware that the auto on/off switch that is included doesn't come with instructions and the company is pretty rude about it when you ask for clarification. Hope this helps.