Do ALL mods void the Evo 8 warranty?
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Do ALL mods void the Evo 8 warranty?
Hey guys. I heard something that did not make sense, and wanted to check and see what the deal was. I was told that ANY mods at all will void the warranty of the Evo entirely. Anything from an exhaust to a turbo timer. Is this true? It seems like a bunch of crap to me since if you hook up a turbo timer that HELPS the car. Anyway, what have you Evo owners heard? Thank you.
yeah, all mods dont void your warranty...But
is extremely explicit on what you can/cannot do to your car. Especially when it comes to the turbo and the engine. Normal aftermarket rules dont apply to the evo. Give it some time and i think
will let off the gas a bit once they figure everything out.
is extremely explicit on what you can/cannot do to your car. Especially when it comes to the turbo and the engine. Normal aftermarket rules dont apply to the evo. Give it some time and i think
will let off the gas a bit once they figure everything out.
Re: Do ALL mods void the Evo 8 warranty?
Originally posted by Meeyatch1
Hey guys. I heard something that did not make sense, and wanted to check and see what the deal was. I was told that ANY mods at all will void the warranty of the Evo entirely. Anything from an exhaust to a turbo timer. Is this true? It seems like a bunch of crap to me since if you hook up a turbo timer that HELPS the car. Anyway, what have you Evo owners heard? Thank you.
Hey guys. I heard something that did not make sense, and wanted to check and see what the deal was. I was told that ANY mods at all will void the warranty of the Evo entirely. Anything from an exhaust to a turbo timer. Is this true? It seems like a bunch of crap to me since if you hook up a turbo timer that HELPS the car. Anyway, what have you Evo owners heard? Thank you.
Any warranty issues can basically be summed up by saying that if something goes wrong with a piece you've screwed with, then you're responsible for it. If you replace your exhaust and develop a problem with your door hinges, your warrant will cover the door. If you install a turbo timer though and it screws up your turbo somehow, then you're responsible. They won't warranty damage that comes from your aftermarket installations. It's the same for every car bought everywhere - the Evo doesn't have its own special laws.
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Originally posted by neilscully
Any warranty issues can basically be summed up by saying that if something goes wrong with a piece you've screwed with, then you're responsible for it. If you replace your exhaust and develop a problem with your door hinges, your warrant will cover the door. If you install a turbo timer though and it screws up your turbo somehow, then you're responsible. They won't warranty damage that comes from your aftermarket installations. It's the same for every car bought everywhere - the Evo doesn't have its own special laws.
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Any warranty issues can basically be summed up by saying that if something goes wrong with a piece you've screwed with, then you're responsible for it. If you replace your exhaust and develop a problem with your door hinges, your warrant will cover the door. If you install a turbo timer though and it screws up your turbo somehow, then you're responsible. They won't warranty damage that comes from your aftermarket installations. It's the same for every car bought everywhere - the Evo doesn't have its own special laws.
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could determine that one of the aftermarket parts led to the demise of another, etc. Example ... if an aftermarket ECU causes your engine to blow, then you would be responsible for all parts damaged as a result of the aftermarket ECU, etc. Then again, I've heard cases where the ENTIRE warranty was voided due to aftermarket mods ... so it's just a gamble that some of us will choose to take to get the most from out
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