Dealer Intake Install
Dealer Intake Install
I guess this is not really a how to but rather a question of should do.
I resently ordered an injen CAI for my 05 ra and was wonding if it would be a good idea to have it installed at the dealership or if its cool if I put it in myself. The question is if I install it myself will there be any hastle from the dealership about it ?
I resently ordered an injen CAI for my 05 ra and was wonding if it would be a good idea to have it installed at the dealership or if its cool if I put it in myself. The question is if I install it myself will there be any hastle from the dealership about it ?
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Originally Posted by Mr.B
Cool thanx,
I know how to do it that wasn't the issue
I just want to make sure they couldn't make up some BS about it causing problems.
I know how to do it that wasn't the issue
I just want to make sure they couldn't make up some BS about it causing problems.
So if there is a problem say with the clutch, they cannot void the warranty based on having an intake......since one has nothing to do with the other in a mechanical sense.
Originally Posted by Ralli04Art
yeah take aftermarket parts to the dealer for them to install.......thats a bright idea hahaha
tell em to install a turbo kit too while they got the hood poped.
tell em to install a turbo kit too while they got the hood poped.
Originally Posted by Eclipse2Lancer
There is a specific law in the US that covers this. The aftermarket part has to be the cause of the problem in order for the car manufacturer to void your warranty.
So if there is a problem say with the clutch, they cannot void the warranty based on having an intake......since one has nothing to do with the other in a mechanical sense.
So if there is a problem say with the clutch, they cannot void the warranty based on having an intake......since one has nothing to do with the other in a mechanical sense.
very true, this is called the magnusson-moss act. google it for some really dry but informative reading.



