View Poll Results: Warranty claim problems/ No claim problems.
Submitted claim, wasn't honored or had problems
129
58.90%
Submitted claim, no problems getting it fixed.
93
42.47%
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Evolving Member
Can you let Mitsubishi install the gauge then? I am also wondering if you can have them install other aftermarket gauges?
Evolving Member
the dealership I got mine from has a performance shop and they install aftermarket parts, they haven't said anything about my gauge, intake or lack of muffler.
Evolved Member
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what dealer are you at damn I wish we had sh*t like that out here in caliOriginally Posted by Sleeper2G
the dealership I got mine from has a performance shop and they install aftermarket parts, they haven't said anything about my gauge, intake or lack of muffler.
Evolved Member
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noOriginally Posted by evo8rcr
will mitsu void your warranty if you have any problems if you have an aftermaket boost gauge installed? It crazy that I even have to be concerned about something so damn stupid but we all know how mitsu is!!!!!!!! thanks
mitsu runs a boost gauge with their gauge kit
Evolving Member
I had mine (Greddy Gauge) installed by the Mitsu dealer who sold the car.
The warranty is fine, so no big deal.
The warranty is fine, so no big deal.
Evolving Member
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Originally Posted by sharmin7
no there should be no problem, i work at a mits dealer and a gauge you will not have problems with as long as you're not foolish and hook it up incorrectly or have some sort of electrical problem because of your install.
listen to this advice... it would not void the whole car, but if improperly installed it will void any parts affected by the install...
Evolving Member
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Originally Posted by rodrigorules
are those stock gauges accurate?
an aftermarket guage which reads up to 30 psi instead of the bar readout on the stocker would be a good move if you are gonna get a MBC... poeple on here have said the stockers are crap and I tend to agree...
Evolved Member
I have a defi link BF boost gauge.. well i was tuned recently and the boost reading from the dyno said 23 tapering down.. well the problem is that on my boost gauge it shows just slightly over 25psi.. and 25 on 91 octane isn't too good an idea...anyway I thought defi gauges were supposed to be one of the best.. that's why i bought it... has anybody ever had this problem... i'm kind of worried.. should i trust the dyno gauge? and if my gauge is bad.. will it be difficult to get the gauge replaced. i've had it less than a year and the manual that came with the gauge says warranty is 1 yr..
Evolved Member
My Defi boost guage reads +2 psi (actually +1.5 psi), I've heard a lot of people say the same thing so its kind of common.
Newbie
OK well im about 1,000 miles away from teh end of my warranty and am wondering what are somethigns i should go in and have the dealer look at so its still covered under warranty??
thanks for your help guys
thanks for your help guys