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Originally Posted by mtcwby
You guys have to remember one thing. SEMA got a law passed that says that the car manufacturer cannot void a warranty just because you installed aftermarket parts. The burden of proof is on the manufacturer to prove that the aftermarkt part caused the failure. It's the law. Contact SEMA for more details if you have a problem with warranty coverage.
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Changing the way the car deals with the intake air is most definitely not considered a aftermarket part. It's modifying the existing ECU which can get your entire drivetrain warranty denied. CAI's exhaust, and possibly intake manny would be ok, but once you break into the engine, you can almost certainly throw your DRIVETRAIN warranty out the window. I'm sure they'll still cover your interior and other non drivetrain parts though.