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Originally Posted by DangerZL1
The Mangoson Moss act was intended to prevent denial of warranty claims for non OEM replacement parts like oil filters, air cleaners, etc. it really doesn't protect owners from potential problems caused by HP increases caused by performance oriented parts. I guess your dealers service department wanted to deny coverage they could according to Brandon if the engine failed after you installed a CAI.
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I'm glad someone else gets it. GM supplies us with a limited warranty on our cars. The MMA states that GM may not change the terms of that warranty after the fact. However we are bound to the terms of that warranty contract. If we break the terms of that contract, the warranty can and will be void. Also the MMA does not cover the use of high performance replacement parts, only OEM and non OEM spec replacement parts. So if anyone tells you they have to prove that the non spec part you used caused a problem, they don't. Read your warranty contract for what you are or are not allowed to do.