Could a dealer deny engine warranty for an exhaust?
"void warranty" is being used too open. There is a warranty on every part, they can't just say that your ABS module isn't covered under your "warranty" because of the exhaust. Because the factory exhaust warranty is no longer available.
"void warranty" isn't a real term. "Void warranty on __this part___" is..
"void warranty" isn't a real term. "Void warranty on __this part___" is..
Dam, I just installed an aftermarket replacement air filter myself. I think it is purolator brand. Didn't realize it would void my warranty. Should of had the dealership do it. Now that I think about it, I also put aftermarket oil and oil filter on the car so the warranty was already voided.
I smell BS, they're just using scare tactics to make a quick buck off of you dude. Any dealer that tells you "let us install the parts and its all good" is definitley full of it, they wont even warranty MOPAR branded aftermarket parts installed by them on your rig, that should give you a clue right there that he was spewing BS from the mouth.
Dam, I just installed an aftermarket replacement air filter myself. I think it is purolator brand. Didn't realize it would void my warranty. Should of had the dealership do it. Now that I think about it, I also put aftermarket oil and oil filter on the car so the warranty was already voided.
The Mag. Moss Act is in full effect. The burden of proof is on the dealership. They will not let it go to court. They can't afford it anymore than most of us can. Sounds to me like they are just being jerks. They get paid either way. Just print off a copy of the act itself and tell them your next stop is at your lawyers office.
Of course they will.

What better reason to charge you $95/hr in labor for an $10/hr oil changing tech to molest your Jeep.



