will exhaust void my warrantee
1. Merely installing aftermarket parts does not void the warranty.
2. If you're aftermarket parts are found to be the cause of your malfunction, failure, etc., then a dealer can "legally" refuse your warranty claim. There actually has to be a problem before there can be any discussion of "warranty" this or that.
3. Refusal to warranty a claim illegally is handled in civil court, not criminal. Thus, if a dealer refuses to warranty your claim illegally, you'll have to spend quite a sum of money on a lawyer, court costs, etc. In other words, use caution since a dealer can do anything they please.
2. If you're aftermarket parts are found to be the cause of your malfunction, failure, etc., then a dealer can "legally" refuse your warranty claim. There actually has to be a problem before there can be any discussion of "warranty" this or that.
3. Refusal to warranty a claim illegally is handled in civil court, not criminal. Thus, if a dealer refuses to warranty your claim illegally, you'll have to spend quite a sum of money on a lawyer, court costs, etc. In other words, use caution since a dealer can do anything they please.
The offroad pipes won't void a warranty, but it is illegal to remove a properly functioning catalytic converter. Against federal law. But if that doesn't bother you, go for it!!
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