Will using Blue Def void the warranty of my 2014 f350?
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The first answer is refer to your Ford manual (although they tend to be vague if Ford offers its own product). I cannot believe it would be an issue. I am using it in my 2013 Ram 2500 and Hino large trucks at work.
177715
Absolutely not the newer diesels are equipped with scr systems which require the use of def
177716
I sure hope not! I have been using it for 92k with no problem. It is an astm product, so it should all meet the minimum requirements.
177717
Not at all, exact same product as ford, actually cheaper at walmart, than here
177718
No. They can no more void your warrantee over your urea choice than they can over your oil or diesel preference.
1486906
No it doesn't void the warranty. I've had my Challenger in for a few warrantied services and they told me it didn't void anything. Hope this helps you out.
616617
Yes, as long as you do not probe it with foreign objects, that will void the warranty/guarantee.
459456
Dont know. I bought the blue one and it doesnt work at all. Not on anything.
1077606
I installed this on my 2014 a year ago. To the best of my knowledge it does not void the warranty and is easily removable if you lease the truck. Get a good alignment after installation and get the headlights adjusted. They'll be a bit high.
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According to my dealer this WILL NOT void the factory warranty. They actually told me just today that an intake, tuner, or even lowering/lifting the truck would not void the warranty. But they of course will not warrant the aftermarket parts.
157473
No; the "Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act" made it safe to install aftermarket parts without voiding your vehicle's warranty. The manufacturer would have to demonstrate that the part you installed actually caused a failure to refuse to honor their warranty.
2184170
No. The company can only void the warranty if there is evidence that damage was caused by excessive loads, but a correct hitch installation itself should not cause any problem.http://www.edmunds.com/auto-warranty/what-voids-your-vehicles-warranty.html
449297
Yes, will void factory warranty and can cause air bag issues in a event of an accident as happened to a friend using this device.
611933
Demonstration limited use. Careful with purchasing .. my hard drive went bad 4 days after warranty was out. Tech says it has been dropped or handled rough. Now I have to replace and I lose all downloaded software.
1276059
It all depends on your dealer. If the issue has something to do with the intake then they will void it.
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Good morning, I don't have a solid answer but since it's plugin play I would say no. If you feel it is or will void warranty for any reason since it's plugin play you can just remove it if and when you're gonna have a major repair done other than just oil changes or maintenance. Since the cables it comes with are pretty long the unit actually extends all the way down to the gas pedal even while being tucked through the back of the head unit. That's actually where i have min zip tied so that I don't have to pull out the whole head unit and disassemble dash when i want to add or remove a camera. Hope this helps! Good morning, I don't have a solid answer but since it's plugin play I would say no. If you feel it is or will void warranty for any reason since it's plugin play you can just remove it if and when you're gonna have a major repair done other than just oil changes or maintenance. Since the cables it comes with are pretty long the unit actually extends all the way down to the gas pedal even while being tucked through the back of the head unit. That's actually where i have min zip tied so that I don't have to pull out the whole head unit and disassemble dash when i want to add or remove a... » Read More Good morning, I don't have a solid answer but since it's plugin play I would say no. If you feel it is or will void warranty for any reason since it's plugin play you can just remove it if and when you're gonna have a major repair done other than just oil changes or maintenance. Since the cables it comes with are pretty long the unit actually extends all the way down to the gas pedal even while being tucked through the back of the head unit. That's actually where i have min zip tied so that I don't have to pull out the whole head unit and disassemble dash when i want to add or remove a camera. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Where do you live - ( For Installation ) What is the year and brand of car you own - ( For Possibly voiding warranty ? ) I have installed aftermarket electronics for 20 + years --- Generally speaking - It will not void your factory warranty - " " IF " " installed by a good quality aftermarket electronics shop - Further More - the Vehicle Manufacturer - MUST Prove your add on product - Did in Fact cause a/the problem - " IF " one occurs . - Personally I have installed 5 of these on my previous and current vehicles and Did not Void any warranty.
1658411
NO reason why this would void any warranty. It is an OEM accessory item that is well designed in terms of it's fit and finish.
1486909
No. No matter what Cold Air or Short Ram intake you buy aftermarket can NOT void your warranty UNLESS it is the cause of your cars problem. The dealership would have to prove that the intake system has caused any issues. You can also check K&N;'s website: http://www.knfilters.com/faq.htm#9
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I went with Amazons suggestion for our F-350 Super Duty , we were very happy with them. You don't have anything to lose . send them back if they don't workout . Just type in your year make and model , you should be fine.
1077604
I installed on my 2014 Silverado myself. When I talked to the service department at the local dealer, they told me that the only way warranty wouldn't cover a suspension issue is if they could prove that the leveling kit was the cause of the issue. But that goes with any aftermarket non OEM part or accessory. My exhaust system and cold air intake all fall in the same category. As for getting the dealer to install, they are probably more capable and have the equipment to do this installation a lot quicker and safer than doing at home. If I had to do over I would let the dealer or certified mechanic do this job. It is a great addition tho! I installed on my 2014 Silverado myself. When I talked to the service department at the local dealer, they told me that the only way warranty wouldn't cover a suspension issue is if they could prove that the leveling kit was the cause of the issue. But that goes with any aftermarket non OEM part or accessory. My exhaust system and cold air intake all fall in the same category. As for getting the dealer to install, they are probably more capable and have the equipment to do this installation a lot quicker and safer than doing at home. If I had to do over I would let the dealer or certified... » Read More I installed on my 2014 Silverado myself. When I talked to the service department at the local dealer, they told me that the only way warranty wouldn't cover a suspension issue is if they could prove that the leveling kit was the cause of the issue. But that goes with any aftermarket non OEM part or accessory. My exhaust system and cold air intake all fall in the same category. As for getting the dealer to install, they are probably more capable and have the equipment to do this installation a lot quicker and safer than doing at home. If I had to do over I would let the dealer or certified mechanic do this job. It is a great addition tho! « Show Less