Will this void my warranty?
#1
Will this void my warranty?
I had to replace my cv boot clamp (both sides) today, because the cv joint was stuck when installing my tein springs.
Since the cv boot clamp was not OEM product anymore, do you think my warranty will be voided? Thanks
Since the cv boot clamp was not OEM product anymore, do you think my warranty will be voided? Thanks
#4
Thanks, when I have to service couple months from now, will they wonder why I changed it? and what should I say if they suspect the cv boot clamp change from OEM to aftermarket?
#6
If they spot little bit of grease leaking out, then that will void my whole warranty?
#7
Why would something suspension related void your whole warranty including engine etc...? Does that make any sense? As mentioned before, unless they can prove it was that part that caused the problem then they need to fix it.
#8
And speaking about the cv boot clamp, if they suspect that the cv boot clamp has been replaced, wouldn't they be suspicious about my vehicle?
#9
No. The summarily voided warranty for doing X to your car is sort of an internet legend. It doesn't work that way.
If one of your CV joints failed from lack of lubrication and the dealer tech crawled under the car and found grease flung all over that had obviously leaked out of a crappy clamp you installed. Only then might the dealer deny coverage on that specific part.
Look up the Magnuson-Moss warranty act.
If one of your CV joints failed from lack of lubrication and the dealer tech crawled under the car and found grease flung all over that had obviously leaked out of a crappy clamp you installed. Only then might the dealer deny coverage on that specific part.
Look up the Magnuson-Moss warranty act.
#11
You are CORRECT, Sir!
No. The summarily voided warranty for doing X to your car is sort of an internet legend. It doesn't work that way.
If one of your CV joints failed from lack of lubrication and the dealer tech crawled under the car and found grease flung all over that had obviously leaked out of a crappy clamp you installed. Only then might the dealer deny coverage on that specific part.
Look up the Magnuson-Moss warranty act.
If one of your CV joints failed from lack of lubrication and the dealer tech crawled under the car and found grease flung all over that had obviously leaked out of a crappy clamp you installed. Only then might the dealer deny coverage on that specific part.
Look up the Magnuson-Moss warranty act.
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