2010 camaro
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lrushton
2010 camaro
i'm trying to put all this together and can't add this one up. if i'm putting headers, exhaust and cai on, want this void my warranty anyway? and do i save tune after installation.or before(which would be factory tune that i'll never use again). what steps do i take before mods and after mods. thanks for any and all responce.please don't flash i'm an extreme newbie.
RE: 2010 camaro
NO MODIFICATIONS WILL VOID YOUR WARRENTY UNLESS THEY DIRECTLY CAUSE A PROBLEM.
Read that a few times. Thats the law. Learn it, know it. If a dealer tells you otherwise, they're full of crap and they don't know about the Magnuson-Moss Warrenty Act, that says you can put whatever parts you want on your car, and the manufacturer cannot void the warrenty unless said parts directly cause the problem you want fixed. Burden of proof is on the dealer.
The tuner will save your backup before it installs the tune. YOU NEED THAT BACKUP. Before going to the dealer, put the backup back on the car. If they flash the computer while the tune is on your car, they'll write over it and will lock up your tuner.
Read that a few times. Thats the law. Learn it, know it. If a dealer tells you otherwise, they're full of crap and they don't know about the Magnuson-Moss Warrenty Act, that says you can put whatever parts you want on your car, and the manufacturer cannot void the warrenty unless said parts directly cause the problem you want fixed. Burden of proof is on the dealer.
The tuner will save your backup before it installs the tune. YOU NEED THAT BACKUP. Before going to the dealer, put the backup back on the car. If they flash the computer while the tune is on your car, they'll write over it and will lock up your tuner.
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lrushton
Re: RE: 2010 camaro
thanks mike that makes me feel a whole lot better.Mike_Levy wrote:NO MODIFICATIONS WILL VOID YOUR WARRENTY UNLESS THEY DIRECTLY CAUSE A PROBLEM.
Read that a few times. Thats the law. Learn it, know it. If a dealer tells you otherwise, they're full of crap and they don't know about the Magnuson-Moss Warrenty Act, that says you can put whatever parts you want on your car, and the manufacturer cannot void the warrenty unless said parts directly cause the problem you want fixed. Burden of proof is on the dealer.
The tuner will save your backup before it installs the tune. YOU NEED THAT BACKUP. Before going to the dealer, put the backup back on the car. If they flash the computer while the tune is on your car, they'll write over it and will lock up your tuner.