looks bad a$$

 

most dealerships will still warranty anything under a 2.5" lift ....well that is what the warranty manager said when I bought mine so who knows

 

Chainsaw!!????? Garage!!!!! WHats next Chris? Dont tell me you would keep it in a climate controlled plastic bubble..LOL JK

 

was it when their used Jeep lot was over on memorial right off HWY. 51 ? because I remember a yellow rubi 6 speed at that showroom, as I remember it had around 6000 MI on it and had a aftermarket exhaust also

 

Unfortunately, the technical answer is they will warranty you vehicle regardless of modifications so long as the modification did not (or could not have reasonably) contributed to the failure at hand.

However... the reality is that several forum members have reported dealers getting picky about ANY modifications to a vehicle. Just take WOL's run-in for example

It's a world of a difference between what they legally can do and what what they really do

 

Back it in the garage and let the front poke out? Wait, that didn't come out sounding right

 

You are correct sir

 

Painkiller. Also having hardtop and soft top with factory seal on it. I couldnt pass it up.

 

Well, you're right - in that, technically, unless a component failed directly because of a modification made to the Jeep, they HAVE to warranty it, if it's a covered item. For example, if I blow a head gasket, they can't not warranty it because I have a lift on. On the other hand, if I blow my R&P, or a transfer case, and they see my oversized tires and aftermarket driveshafts, guess what - they can and will most likely void warranty coverage on the affected components - and rightfully so. I wouldn't expect a dealership, manufacturer or warranty company to cover a part that failed because of something I modified knowing what I was doing. However, many dealerships will try to use the lift and modifications as a way out from having to cover items under warranty.

 

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I miss my Jeep

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