I'm sorry I don't agree with that. Federal law even says that you have rights
about how aftermarket parts are affected by the factory warrenty. SEMA has
information on this on thier website at:
www.sema.org/fedleg/warrenty/warrenty'html I don't remeber who posted this this
to the list but they are the ones I give credit for this address. If you click
on Attachment "A" in the first paragraph. Check it out it's really informative.
Jeff Durling
'96 rc sport - 318
"Bernd D. Ratsch" wrote:
> Changing the vehicle configuration from OEM could be used in a case of
> "voiding the warranty". The Dealer doesn't have to prove anything it you've
> replace the manifolds, ignition, induction, etc. with anything other than
> OEM. (California is even tougher on this because of the smog laws.)
>
> Personally, I don't agree with it either...but I've had 5 dealers tell close
> to the same thing. It's seems to be at the discretion of the dealership.
> (High Performance "Goodies" for any vehicle always come with this problem.)
>
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