Will it void my warranty if i install an OBD reader? I have another 30 months of warranty on my car and i would like to install the OBDLink.
1655152
No it will not void the warranty; I'd pull it before i took it in for service at a Toyota dealership.
1655153
You probably would not be happy with any OBD reader! Do yourself a favor and take it to the dealer and pay them to do a scan for you. On second thought you should pay to have a scan done weekly for at least three weeks.
1655154
No not at all. You are just monitoring and displaying information that is already there in the exact way the vehicle manufacturer intended.
1802992
Yes and no. Yes you could void the warranty by opening it up, and connecting the antenna PCB to a router so the router uses its antenna. No, it's not really meant to do that nor user friendly to do it. It's meant as a client side device for a computer, not a network access point for multiple clients (though on the computer it's connected to, software could turn it into one).
1606637
I'll start by prefacing my answer with...I'm not a professional mechanic. I grew up working on cars with my dad. As I understand the technology, when 1 goes bad it affects the readout on 2. After picking alot of other peoples brains regarding engines with multiple upstream and downstream sensors; the concensus was, if 1 is bad, replace them all. The alternative is replace the 1 and re-test to see if you get a viable readout from 2. Best I can do. Wish you luck.
1665365
No it wouldn't void the warranty. I registered my unit and when I was ready to send in the info I made a copy of the UPC and sent the original. You do not have to make a copy, but I wanted to have a backup if for some reason it was needed.
1006411
Congratulations, Linda. Your Evolution choice was a good one. I'm certain you looked up the product on line and noticed that it has a six-year warranty. Although you do not have the paperwork, you should have a copy of the work invoice. This should indicate that this item was installed on a certain date. That's all you need if a warranty problem erupts. Relax. You're covered.
1636977
I have had my thermostat for over a year. No problems..works perfectly. Have not had to use warranty . This thermostat was installed at my cabin and all the paperwork is there. I'm sure there must be a manufacturer's warranty but not sure.
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.
1626065
I never had it program at the dealer. Sold the car. Looks like it only goes up to 2011. So I would assume it doesn't. You should still be under warranty. I would take it to the dealer.
1959531
No, you will have to contact the manufacturer or it will void the warranty of the device.
396559
You should do some research online and call some dealerships before you decide. I got mixed answers on both. Ultimately I decided that the concensus was if the problem wasn't caused by the alteration then the warranty was fine. I asked two dealerships and one said it would and one said it wouldn't. It's a tough call.
1276059
It all depends on your dealer. If the issue has something to do with the intake then they will void it.
877980
If you install the system outside you will need to put it inside some kind of enclosure so that it is not directly exposed to the elements. If an enclosure is not placed around the system then it voids the warranty.
1945595
From what I understand, you have to be careful because the manufacturer can void your warranty when you add this to a new car. When you add any other security system or other add on you have to bypass systems already on the car. Check with Nissan to make sure it won't cause you problems later. Plus you will come out better letting an authorized dealer install the remote start for you. I'll cost you less than you think since you already have the part. Plus the installer will warranty the install.
818546
You can do it yourself . You have to call them and have it activated after it is installed .Just tell them you bought the car with the alarm already in it and you added this. If you do it your self IT WILL VOID the warranty is the only thing. It is a plug and play if you have there alarm .
330034
It's a judgment call. Flip a coin. I would not pay for the extra warranty myself on this small an item... now if it was a car that's a different story... this thing will work fine and get plenty use out of it before it quits if you hook it up right and use it right.
2268670
Hello, what cars you want to delete the code on?If it is OBDII protocol, it will work on.
818548
I've installed this myself. There are instructions included which walk you through activating the unit. It must be installed by an authorized installer to warranty the actual product. If not, the warranty is void. Not a big deal if you know what you're doing and are willing to accept risk.Some vehicles are very simple installs, virtually plug and play. While others are very complex.