Will this void my warranty in my new 2014 Honda civic EX-L sedan? I don't want a trunk rattler also.
1070520
No it wont void it unless going through your firewall will I believe most wont and it wont rattle unless you turn up bass boost and gain high
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no it won't, I have a 2013 Accord Sport and have a p300-12 installed, I just tapped into the rear speakers for the line in. I took my car to the dealer to get it worked on and they never said anything, I didn't alter any of the cars electronics so It was fine to do.Also this is a really sweet sub, I had the p300-10 then got the p300-12 because I wanted some more thud as I listen to a lot of hip hop. But yea it won't rattle your trunk, you can always adjust the gain to lower the amount of bass. I would recommend getting some sound deadening material installed after the sub install if you notice any unwanted noise. You can do your whole trunk for about 100 bucks. no it won't, I have a 2013 Accord Sport and have a p300-12 installed, I just tapped into the rear speakers for the line in. I took my car to the dealer to get it worked on and they never said anything, I didn't alter any of the cars electronics so It was fine to do.Also this is a really sweet sub, I had the p300-10 then got the p300-12 because I wanted some more thud as I listen to a lot of hip hop. But yea it won't rattle your trunk, you can always adjust the gain to lower the amount of bass. I would recommend getting some sound deadening material installed after the sub... » Read More no it won't, I have a 2013 Accord Sport and have a p300-12 installed, I just tapped into the rear speakers for the line in. I took my car to the dealer to get it worked on and they never said anything, I didn't alter any of the cars electronics so It was fine to do.Also this is a really sweet sub, I had the p300-10 then got the p300-12 because I wanted some more thud as I listen to a lot of hip hop. But yea it won't rattle your trunk, you can always adjust the gain to lower the amount of bass. I would recommend getting some sound deadening material installed after the sub install if you notice any unwanted noise. You can do your whole trunk for about 100 bucks. « Show Less
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no it won't, I have a 2013 Accord Sport and have a p300-12 installed, I just tapped into the rear speakers for the line in. I took my car to the dealer to get it worked on and they never said anything, I didn't alter any of the cars electronics so It was fine to do. Also this is a really sweet sub, I had the p300-10 then got the p300-12 because I wanted some more thud as I listen to a lot of hip hop. But yea it won't rattle your trunk, you can always adjust the gain to lower the amount of bass. I would recommend getting some sound deadening material installed after the sub install if you notice any unwanted noise. You can do your whole trunk for about 100 bucks.
1070523
I don't see why it should...unless you're modifying body panels, damaging the car to get it installed but that shouldn't be the case. I've been able to rattle my trunk on the highest bass setting with heavy bass music - I normally run the bass level around half (and don't listen to many heavy bass music) but I do like having the ability to turn it up now and then.
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You'll have to ask your local Honda dealer about voiding the warranty, but as far as the bass, this box adds great bass to both my dodge extended cab pickup and my chevy camaro, in the camaro, you can tell the bass is there without rattling as long as its adjusted to a level your happy with, turned all the way up, the car beside you at the red light will sure enough know you have it.
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Magnuson Moss Warranty Act states that any voided warranty must be directly caused by the aftermarket part installed. So realistically the only warranty it could void would have to be anything electrical, but they have to PROVE that the sub caused it.
562670
I wouldn't know, I bought one for a friend who has a 2002 Civic EX, it's best to use the Garage feature on Amazon, I am only a customer who bought one from the vendor.
886639
Hello Stephen, I have a 2001 honda civic EX 4dr. this fits perfect on it. very deep sound!
2229442
It doesn't come with a warranty, just the amazon 30 day return policy. its not worth the money.keep the box the seller won't take it back with out the box the car came in.
1216237
Hmm, good question. You would have to ask the manufacturer. I don't know what the difference between my non-hybrid Civic and a hybrid civic would be. The fit is pretty tight, and any changes for batteries, different mufflers may cause fit problems. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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For your own good... Please don´t buy this item!!! It make damages to the car. And they never give a refund for warranty.
1658411
NO reason why this would void any warranty. It is an OEM accessory item that is well designed in terms of it's fit and finish.
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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
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AFAIK, Civics have drum brakes in the rear, which should last the life of the car.
112431
Only Honda can answer that, and they, of course will say "yes" why would they say anything else. The point is that it is easy to swap the old one back and then how would Honda know? I completely disagree with the other poster. this device substantially improves performance both subjective and on the dyno. Changing out the "cat back" is a serious change that is certainly not within warranty. I would NOT do that.
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I couldn't find any warranty info either on Luk site. Would have to contact them on clutch kit. I is a time consuming job but works nice. The rattle noise will be gone b/c the new plate has extra little spring to stop rattle. IDK how long they will last b/c they are tiny. It's the Ford recommended updated clutch so it's not like taking a chance with non o.e. brand. If you are still running the o.e. engine and trans mounts, replace them at same time for even less vibration. I use racing mounts so I'm use to the vibration buzz. You can get the 3 mount aftermarket set for $100.
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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
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The way I see it, your cars warranty can only be in question if whatever was broken can be linked to the muffler exchange. As you will keep your original muffler and as the exchange is a matter of an hours workI do not share your anxiety. Anyhow, as someone else stated, the low frequency of the sound will make loose parts or the heat reflectors around the exhaust pipes swing and might start you off on some rattle detective work.I myself like the sound and it keeps me staying at lower rpm, which can only help with fuel consumption and tickets. I might add, that I bought the exhaust because it was cheap (which the rest on my JK8 is not), and can betaken off whenever I want. The way I see it, your cars warranty can only be in question if whatever was broken can be linked to the muffler exchange. As you will keep your original muffler and as the exchange is a matter of an hours workI do not share your anxiety. Anyhow, as someone else stated, the low frequency of the sound will make loose parts or the heat reflectors around the exhaust pipes swing and might start you off on some rattle detective work.I myself like the sound and it keeps me staying at lower rpm, which can only help with fuel consumption and tickets. I might add, that I bought the... » Read More The way I see it, your cars warranty can only be in question if whatever was broken can be linked to the muffler exchange. As you will keep your original muffler and as the exchange is a matter of an hours workI do not share your anxiety. Anyhow, as someone else stated, the low frequency of the sound will make loose parts or the heat reflectors around the exhaust pipes swing and might start you off on some rattle detective work.I myself like the sound and it keeps me staying at lower rpm, which can only help with fuel consumption and tickets. I might add, that I bought the exhaust because it was cheap (which the rest on my JK8 is not), and can betaken off whenever I want. « Show Less
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I have a 2012 Civic and I can open and close my trunk with the rack installed as well as with my bike on the rack. The bottom strap, for me, goes on the bottom of the trunk so it does not deter opening and closing!
1360567
JT, sorry for the delay. I cannot help you, because I immediately removed the key ring, because I do not like noises in my car. The car key case works perfectly and every time, after I close my car, I put the key in my bag.
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.
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Honestly i really dont know. i have a 7th gen civic that has abs so i wouldnt know but from what i think it dont matter abs or not cuz its made for superior stopping and cool down. i dont see how abs or not can affect these.