I was just wondering, if i have an induction kit installed or air filter etc, will it effect my warranty???
Thanks in advance...
Thanks in advance...
Warranty question???
- Thread starter Andywest2k1
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I think it depends on the dealer.
It's probably not going to affect the warranty on non-engine related stuff. If it's engine stuff you're trying to claim for then some dealers could say "well it wouldn't of done that if you didn't have that induction kit on..."
I've had non-engine stuff fixed under warranty with my induction kit on.
If in doubt, take it off before you go to the dealers
It's probably not going to affect the warranty on non-engine related stuff. If it's engine stuff you're trying to claim for then some dealers could say "well it wouldn't of done that if you didn't have that induction kit on..."
I've had non-engine stuff fixed under warranty with my induction kit on.
If in doubt, take it off before you go to the dealers
T. Spark
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Basically been answered above really. I have a induction kit on mine, and it whent in for a wheel bearing... now nothing was said due to not being related and I whent to a good garage!
On the other hand, Mike from JBS has had a problem with his beeza, his remote switch has gone (or something!?) he took it to the garage he used to work at, and they moaned at him, saying they couldnt do anything due to him having a OEM Cupra interior light instead of the standard FR one in, and L.E.D's within the light.
"If in doubt take it out" - Is the motto of the week
Or turn off... incase u have a remap
On the other hand, Mike from JBS has had a problem with his beeza, his remote switch has gone (or something!?) he took it to the garage he used to work at, and they moaned at him, saying they couldnt do anything due to him having a OEM Cupra interior light instead of the standard FR one in, and L.E.D's within the light.
"If in doubt take it out" - Is the motto of the week
Or turn off... incase u have a remap
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