What won’t void the warranty
Jun 7, 2004, 02:00 PM
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What won’t void the warranty
With all this talk about Mitsubishi voiding warranties, is there anything out there that wont void the warranty?
Because of the Mag-moss warranty act, anything that meets or exceeds the manufactures requirements should be OK, like, fluids that meet the proper grade for the application. Or components which have been tested and meet the DOT requirements.
Obviously from Mitsubishis point of view they will probably try to void your warranty for the smallest things, but what can we do to our cars and be fairly confident that Mitsubishi cant really come at us for these mods.
What are your thoughts on the following if you think they might void a part of the warranty please specify.
Feel free to add anything that might not be on the list.
Gauges I would think a boost gauge would be ok, but an egt tapped into the manifold might not be
Turbo timer
Wheels
Cosmetics, body kits, interior or exterior
Cat back exhaust
Short throw shifter
Shifter bushings
Clutch line (keep restrictor)
Grounding Kit
Brake lines
Brake rotors
Brake pads
Braces
Because of the Mag-moss warranty act, anything that meets or exceeds the manufactures requirements should be OK, like, fluids that meet the proper grade for the application. Or components which have been tested and meet the DOT requirements.
Obviously from Mitsubishis point of view they will probably try to void your warranty for the smallest things, but what can we do to our cars and be fairly confident that Mitsubishi cant really come at us for these mods.
What are your thoughts on the following if you think they might void a part of the warranty please specify.
Feel free to add anything that might not be on the list.
Gauges I would think a boost gauge would be ok, but an egt tapped into the manifold might not be
Turbo timer
Wheels
Cosmetics, body kits, interior or exterior
Cat back exhaust
Short throw shifter
Shifter bushings
Clutch line (keep restrictor)
Grounding Kit
Brake lines
Brake rotors
Brake pads
Braces
Jun 7, 2004, 02:02 PM
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heh, talk to a guy named t-blaze on our website. if you got the cash to fight it in court good luck homie 
ask me how a stock evo can spin 2 rod bearings....and they won't warrenty it...
ask me how a stock evo can spin 2 rod bearings....and they won't warrenty it...
you beat me to it 
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Jun 7, 2004, 02:20 PM
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Nastea I'm not looking for things that will take a court battle to win (good luck to you and t by the way)
I just want us to try and compile a list of things that
probably wont make a big deal over.
I'm still stock, and would like to maintain some sort of resemblance of a warranty.
It sounds like will be more than willing to make a big deal over almost everything.
It makes sense they might fuss about the shifter parts, so maybe it would take litigation to win that one,even though I cant see how reducing friction and freeplay in the the shifting mechanism would be a bad thing.
Thanks for the replies, keep it coming
I just want us to try and compile a list of things that
probably wont make a big deal over.I'm still stock, and would like to maintain some sort of resemblance of a warranty.
It sounds like
will be more than willing to make a big deal over almost everything.It makes sense they might fuss about the shifter parts, so maybe it would take litigation to win that one,even though I cant see how reducing friction and freeplay in the the shifting mechanism would be a bad thing.
Thanks for the replies, keep it coming
Jun 7, 2004, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by matt55
"any preformance enhancing parts will void your warranty "
Why do you have this in quotes is that in the warranty???
A grounding kit could be considered a performance enhancing part, and since
offers one, wouldn't an aftermarket one of equal quality keep your warranty intact?Getting sticky R compound tires will enhance the performance those wont void your warranty.
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Short throw will void in most cases, also a clutch line and brake components. If it's determined the problem is a direct result of a mod, they won't cover it.
My dealer said I can change the wheels, but they have to be of the same size and offset as the OEM or they can void the suspension components.
A few others that you missed that will void in most instances, not all: Any boost controller, ECU reflash, test pipe, springs/coilovers, battery relocation, turbo upgrade (duh), intake/exhaust manifold, injectors, fuel pump, intake in some cases, downpipe, intercooler and pipes, cams, cam gears (any internals), clutch, flywheel, engine management.
My dealer basically will void anything that adds performance. Cosmetic parts are okay and braces, audio, most gauges.
My dealer said I can change the wheels, but they have to be of the same size and offset as the OEM or they can void the suspension components.
A few others that you missed that will void in most instances, not all: Any boost controller, ECU reflash, test pipe, springs/coilovers, battery relocation, turbo upgrade (duh), intake/exhaust manifold, injectors, fuel pump, intake in some cases, downpipe, intercooler and pipes, cams, cam gears (any internals), clutch, flywheel, engine management.
My dealer basically will void anything that adds performance. Cosmetic parts are okay and braces, audio, most gauges.
