KLUG'S SS

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Yeah I had known about this for a little while now, just hadn't actually seen the written details about it. I don't blame them one bit really, they have to protect themselves. As far as my personal feelings about it, I have always modded my cars/trucks and have never taken in a vehicle for warranty for anything and I don't "expect" the dealer to cover anything on my truck after I've tinkered with it whether the tune/mods are safe and done correctly or not.

Mangled03gmc

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I waited till my war was up before I ever modded my truck..

TIM Z

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My 2 cents.

If a guy has a aftermarket exhaust, intake, or wheels/ tires and the speedo or radio quits working, fix it and dont void the whole vehicles warranty.

Dealers just need to have common sense before voiding warranties.

KLUG'S SS

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I agree with that statement 100%. The only problem is a few of them out there I have heard end up being jerks about a warranty issue of any kind once they get the vehicle in there and see that their is anything done to it at all as far as aftermarket goes.

Dewey

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IMO, if the "sights and sounds" of a vehicle are modified and the engine/electronics are not, then the dealer should honor the warranty of those items not modded. Just because I put a better looking hood on my truck, that's not gonna make the engine overheat.

charcoal03silvy

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I'd love to see the look on the faces of the techs if someone took in an Escalade with a duramax in it

Dewey

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We did that to a '95 Vandura. Greatest travel vehicle ever.

1bad2k

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They cannot do that. If they try, you need to reference the magnuson-moss act.

Mangled03gmc

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Don't tell anybody, but most dealers are dick heads

foose04

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I got a friend a work who just bought a band new c6. He bought the extended warranty package as well. About two weeks go by and now the car has a big cam, long tubes, tune.

Talk about throwing away money on the warranty.