Does installing this void the car's warranty?
1276059
It all depends on your dealer. If the issue has something to do with the intake then they will void it.
1276060
According to k & n, it does not. I would, however, contact the dealer as each warranty is different.
1276061
U.S. Court decisions have dictated that installation of after-market parts to a vehicle do not void the warranty as long as the parts meet US standards for the part you are replacing. Intakes and exhaust products won't void your warranty. A turbo charger would.
1276062
not that i know off. you can always put the factory ones in anytime but it does take a while to install.
1297280
Do not know about warranty. But I installed mine and have had no problem. Make sure you get the model with screw holes to mount.
1369555
No...I figure generally that if it is not worth the trouble. I bought mine new from a third party link on Amazon and found out later that the warranty was void because of this. Mine lasted a little over a month new, so I do not expect a repair to last much longer. Good question though. I would love to hear about a positive repair experience...it may change my opinion. Good Luck.
881087
This feels like a joke. Assuming you kept the instruction booklet, look on page 24. The way I read it, you have a practically unconditional 6 year warranty. That kind of warranty is almost unheard of. Unless you ran over it with your car, it looks like they will make it good.
2048882
I don't think it will void your factory warranty since it is using the existing pinholes.
1486904
No. If there is a problem with your car the intake has to be shown as the problem before it can void the warranty. I've always used them without a problem.
2125237
Does the barrier void the manufacturer warranty on the shingles? That would be where I would start.
873087
I have had the Navien for over a year and have never had an issue. Our friend installed it for us and at Navien's website it says if it isn't installed by a recommended installer the warranty would be void. I looked and looked for someone who had problems with theirs and no one I contacted had ever experienced any problems. Although I ordered mine through Amazon it came from a plumping company and they said that they would back the warranty through Navien if something went wrong so I wouldn't have to handle it with Navien.
2221460
No. You will need to activate it after you install it. If you install it yourself you would have to tell them you want to void your warranty before they activate it. I installed mine myself and it still works flawlessly 2&1/2 years later.
330034
It's a judgment call. Flip a coin. I would not pay for the extra warranty myself on this small an item... now if it was a car that's a different story... this thing will work fine and get plenty use out of it before it quits if you hook it up right and use it right.
829918
Technically anything that modifies your cars engine could potentially void the warranty, but just keep the stock intake air box and if you have any problems put it back to stock before taking it to the dealer for repairs. I actually just did that this weekend because my Passat has the dreaded cam follower issue that's covered under VW extended warranty, I put my stock intake back on and towed it up there, they didn't say anything and are covering the cost of the repairs. Good luck!
475216
Yes, if you need warranty service, you will need to have a qualified serviceman do both the install, and repair. That has been my experience...I guess they don't want DIYers tackling installing this. It takes about 20 minutes to install yourself!
396560
To my knowledge it will not...not void your factory warranty. Hope this helps.
1083561
No. The warranty only covers manufacturer's defects. The seller may offer an additional insurance / warranty against accidental damage.
1521124
It could have a possible issue if it the warranty in question is related to the engine or its components.
1146076
I don't know and would not try - at best it might void the warranty - better not think of the worst! Why not ask the manufacturer? Would be the safest...
2239837
My understanding is that it will void your warranty but I would check with your local Dodge dealer. I have 110000 miles so it is not an issue for me