Warranty Void ??

[Skwarczynski]

OK, this has probably been asked a million time. I am considering a Trinity T1000 programmer for my 14 Silverado but am worried about warranty problems. I have searched many forums and the consensus seems to be that the dealership can tell if you have made changes to the vehicle (ie: flashed), and is able to void your power train warranty. I have read on this site that the dealer cannot tell if changes were made (ie: vehicle set back to stock prior to work), and that the tuner will not void a warranty. Does anybody know the actual "truth" and risks involved when going to a programmer? Help appreciated...thanks!

[06MonteSS]

yes it has been, and it's been beaten to death.. LOL

as long as you remember to restore the original backup stock tune to the vehicle first, before going to a dealer for anything, you will be fine... no issues.. the dealer can not tell anything...

[Mike_Levy]

And even if they can tell, they can't do anything unless the tune directly causes a problem. We have laws against that. Thats why even though my car hasn't been built yet, and will be a lease, I already bought a piggyback and other stuff for it and don't have a single worry about the warranty or any sort of repercussions. The law is on our side.

[Lakotah]

It's called the Magnusson Moss warranty act.

[Skwarczynski]

I'm in Canada and can't find any similar act!

[Lakotah]

Oh, sorry.....