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Yes, the dealer can detect your tuned PCM
This question gets asked alot, and we always see mixed answers. Here's GM's bulletin regarding the issue. Read it & weep. :playboy:
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Ive always wanted to take my truck to a dealership and let them check the VIN and the OS... :D
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think the dealer will take care of my motor that spun a bearing? lol
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This is why I keep my stock tuned PCM.
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It's only fair, really. They didn't intend for vehicles to perform beyond that of the stock tune, so I wouldn't expect them to warranty beyond the stock tune either.
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^ Yea that's what I do too, swapping back to stock PCM when taking to the stealer, and just have the tune loaded on another PCM.
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I can't afford anything with a warranty so this worries me none lol.. But it makes sense I understand why they wouldn't warranty when someone changes everything
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Who would ever mod a vehicle and jeopardize a warranty? Why would anyone want to mod a vehicle anyway?
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^^^x2 haha
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Originally Posted by skoal bandit
(Post 4677858)
Who would ever mod a vehicle and jeopardize a warranty? Why would anyone want to mod a vehicle anyway?
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