Valid reason to take in for service
Valid reason to take in for service
As anyone has noticed I have had a very dramatic decrease in gas mileage from 25 to 22 mpg. The only mod I did was put on a aftermarket flowmaster muffler and put in diamond shamrock gas. After this my gas mileage decreased. Since ive changed spark plugs, air filter and went back to stock muffler but nothing has helped out the situation.
So would I have a valid reason to take it in for service and whatever the problem is should be fixed under warranty.
So would I have a valid reason to take it in for service and whatever the problem is should be fixed under warranty.
The "whatever the problem is" part is generic, and the dealership won't be as such. So, get prepared to know what coverage your warranty has and hopefully the problem will be covered...
I think they're just warning you to prepare for a fight. Playing devil's advocate, it's "comparable" but not the exact one it came with, so Mitsubishi is not liable for any complications that are caused by the muffler or its installation. But keep in mind this argument (very important so listen carefully) they have to PROVE that the non stock part caused the problem. Now on to your second problem, we still don't know what's wrong with it. Playing devil's advocate again, I could just say your driving habits have changed enough to drop the mileage. Just my opinion, but I would get an outside mechanic to look it over and identify the real problem, pay him the $70 or whatever for the inspection, then tell Mistubishi exactly what was diagnosed and demand that they fix it under warranty.
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Originally Posted by urbanknight
I think they're just warning you to prepare for a fight. Playing devil's advocate, it's "comparable" but not the exact one it came with, so Mitsubishi is not liable for any complications that are caused by the muffler or its installation. But keep in mind this argument (very important so listen carefully) they have to PROVE that the non stock part caused the problem. Now on to your second problem, we still don't know what's wrong with it. Playing devil's advocate again, I could just say your driving habits have changed enough to drop the mileage. Just my opinion, but I would get an outside mechanic to look it over and identify the real problem, pay him the $70 or whatever for the inspection, then tell Mistubishi exactly what was diagnosed and demand that they fix it under warranty.
How many threads do we need about this?
Personally, I don't even lose sleep over a 3 mpg difference. But if you care so much, then be done with it. Don't start 87 threads.
Personally, I don't even lose sleep over a 3 mpg difference. But if you care so much, then be done with it. Don't start 87 threads.
Originally Posted by Blacksheepdj
How many threads do we need about this?
Personally, I don't even lose sleep over a 3 mpg difference. But if you care so much, then be done with it. Don't start 87 threads.
Personally, I don't even lose sleep over a 3 mpg difference. But if you care so much, then be done with it. Don't start 87 threads.
Originally Posted by Blacksheepdj
How many threads do we need about this?
Personally, I don't even lose sleep over a 3 mpg difference. But if you care so much, then be done with it. Don't start 87 threads.
Personally, I don't even lose sleep over a 3 mpg difference. But if you care so much, then be done with it. Don't start 87 threads.
Originally Posted by N1te
don't ever think about getting an evo then...



