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Old 04-26-2006, 09:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Think you voided your warranty?

This is a great site with lots of info. This would make great sticky, mods.

http://www.enjoythedrive.com/content/?id=8124
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Old 04-26-2006, 09:56 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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Very nice, Thanks
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I have been trying to find that Act for the past few years to show my dad. Thank you so much for p[osting this!
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No problem guys. I had a run in with the dealer yesterday. They told me I voided my warranty b/c I removed my cats. The last time I checked the damn clutch has nothing to do with my cats being removed.
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The last time I checked the damn clutch has nothing to do with my cats being removed.

My thoughts exactly......
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Hey I put a pic of the cup holder for ya.
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Does Turbocharging or Supercharging void the warranty?
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Does Turbocharging or Supercharging void the warranty?
Only if you break something because of it.

Defective paint wouldn't have been caused by a Turbo or a supercharger and, I would think, should be covered.
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I had a B&M LeakShifter on my transmission for a couple of thousand miles (just a couple of weeks) when the T56 grenaded on the freeway. After a pathetic initial stab at fixing the problem-- a simple drain / fill on the tranny, which did nothing and put my wife and daughter at risk-- it became obvious that they were completely incompetent. The dealer floated me a raft of sh*t, saying first that someone had put gear oil in the tranny (which was crap) and then that the shifter caused the failure and thus voided the warranty. I called bullsh1t and asked them to document the failure mode and tell me exactly why & how the shifter contributed to the failure.

Turns out that the tail bearing had failed first, taking the rest of the transmission with it. After a good old-fashioned Mexican standoff, they replaced the Tremec under warranty...even remounting the B&M.

This was a grand lesson. My car has not seen the inside of a P-P-Pontiac service bay since, and nor will it, barring a catastrophic failure such as a rod swinging freely through the case as it oozes chocolate mousse.
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Old 05-01-2006, 05:36 PM   #10 (permalink)
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This was a grand lesson. My car has not seen the inside of a P-P-Pontiac service bay since, and nor will it, barring a catastrophic failure such as a rod swinging freely through the case as it oozes chocolate mousse.

Aren't you a bit outside the factory warranty anyways?


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