I wish i'd known this before.. I was an idiot and got an extended 70k miles warranty...

@@CptMacaroni did yours get voided ?

@@CptMacaroni what’s wrong with extended warranty’s

@@Luis-rk7df nothing wrong with extended warranty. getting the extended warranty is only bad if you start to really modify your car

@@Bananamann24 oh ok my dumbass got it thinking it was free and it was 4k💀

They can deny your warranty for any little mod if they choose & if you don’t have lawyers to fight against these big car companies you’re pretty much screwed ...

What if you buy a Jeep Wrangler unlimited s 2021 with 15k miles and the Jeep came with a lift and 35inch tires now you getting shaking at high speed feel like the death wobble and you have mastertech warranty would they fix the Jeep? Dodge Jeep.

@@OGFRANKIESAX Wrong. Any cheap lawyer can do the job. They have to Prove in court that the aftermarket part made something fail

I was under the impression that YOU had to prove the mods DIDN'T cause the damage, not the other way around. It also comes down to the mods vs the damage, they cannot refuse to fix a failed power window because you modified the exhaust.

@@blover8548 if it was factory installed or dealer installed they have to, but you need to provide more info. Did you buy this vehicle new? Is it used? Who performed the installation of the features you mention? When you inquire about something and really want accurate information, it helps to remove the variables as much as possible. For all I know the lift and tires could be factory, or done by your cousin with a 45IQ and some helper squirrels to keep him focused. Or it could have been done at a Chrysler dealership, or form the factory. Without that into, you are SOL.

Congrats man! Longest 8 weeks ever, right?

Absolutely my friend

Much appreciated my friend

Thank you Chris

Thanks buddy 🤜🔥

You bet 👍

Thanks buddy

I haven’t seen it.. it would be a far reach for a dealership to pull that one lol

Well what I had actually heard was that you should have a Dodge dealership do the installation just to be safe. Sounds expensive so it's nice to know that I don't need to go that route.

Legally, any part that does not affect the part that needs repair is still covered by factory warranty’s. It’s called the Magnuson Moss warranty Act. It’s federal law. There are bad dealers out there that will take advantage if you are not knowledgeable. So for example, You put a aftermarket lift kit and taller wheels on your new p/u, and then later the ECU has to be replaced. You take it to the dealer for repair under warranty and the dealer denies coverage under warranty, cause your p/u is now considered modified. If there is no direct connection between the cause for failure of the ECU and the lift kit, then legally the dealer would have to make the warranty repairs. Now you have a legal fight, if the dealer refuses to make the repairs when you call him out on his BS....Problem is most of us don’t have deep pockets like a dealer, and they know it...

@@robertc4311 I've definitely read about the Magnuson Moss warranty Act, but I'm not 100% clear on exactly how it applies for aftermarket auto parts. I find most legal documents very wordy and sometimes vague on certain issues

Thank you Mell

Hope you like it

Absolutely Mike

Thank you my friend

Thank you my friend .. much appreciated

I did too and he actually responds and helps you.

Technically that is how it should work .. however I have seen some interesting things to say the least

@@RacerX9 I agree, iv never had personal experience with warranty issues since iv never owned a vehicle with a warranty,. however, I've "heard" from my wife's dad that the dealer tried to screw him on warranty on his, then, brand new 2001 F-350 for injector work because he has a CAI. But as soon as he handed them a copy of the warranty act they took his truck in and had it done that day. once most dealerships know that you know your rights they tend to back off. Not always though.

Remember, every dealership is different. Some would overlook it, because they know certain parts wouldn't. While others will be severely difficult..

I agree .. not just for Mopars

@@RacerX9 hyundai has an extremely generous warranty. They replaced my harmonic balancer when it flew apart even though my car is tuned. Great info.

Absolutely 👍

Thank you Marquel

Congrats my friend 👍

Thank you Chad 🤜🔥

Yes it’s sad but very true

Thank you my friend

I’m just running some 295 pilot sports in the back but I typically run a 305 MT Street SS.. I also like the Nitto NT 555R as opposed to the G2’s.

I’m with you my friend 👍

If you have a good dealership,mine sucked unfortunately.

Thanks buddy 🤜🔥

I hope so buddy 👍

Haha I was just thinking it looked dirty to me .. thanks buddy

Absolutely

Fully agree my friend 👍

@@RacerX9 it didn't hurt that one smoked weed and I "knew a guy". But that was 20 years ago. I don't typically reccomend this approach, but now weed is mostly legal so depending which state you're in you wouldn't be doing anything risky.

🤦‍♂️😂

This is always my method as well. Establish a relationship with the dealer and usually they will give every benefit of doubt when it comes to warranty work. I’ve never had a problem either.

Yes they will for sure

I did the same for my Redeye and my Hellcat. Love them both.

@@greganderson1989 that's awesome I cant wait

You are gonna love it. I have race bullets and its hands down my fave mod

Nice.. im sure it will sound awesome

I want to d o bullets on my 5.7

Totally agree the dealerships don't like doin warranty work because the manufacturer don't pay the high labor cost its a set rate so dealership lose money but the dealership have to prove that a mod is the cause of the malfunction alot of people don't know of the Magnuson moss act I have tons of mods to my scatty dealership told me my warranty is void so I quated the moss act and they fixed it🤣

Boom lol 🤜🔥

JLT Intake adds 30 Horsepower to the Hellcat

@@aimxdy8680 Not without Custom Tune. It has to have a custom tune, not the stock tune.

Just keep stock pcm and but a unlocked pcm. And if anything happens… just put the factory pcm back on

I think you will probably be just fine with those.. they are not invasive mods

@@RacerX9 👍👍👍

Yes I have cut some of that out on my newer videos. Sorry about that

Her car does not have headers or or a stat just yet

@@RacerX9 hey I live in Fort Worth Saginaw area, I have a 2017 Charger SRT I would like to show you and see what advice you can give me as far as mods. Thanks brother 💪🏼

OH nice.. love it

@@RacerX9 appreciate you revealing the system....I've been determined to get it.....finally, it happened....worth the wait n the money....she's fierce off the pedal....maaaaan....lol

Interesting.. good to know

go through the dmv website. there’s like 30+ different plates to choose from and a lot of them are like $90 a year

Thanks buddy 👍

I purchased my jlt oil separator from summit for $149. They had them in silver or black. They also had other brands to chose from.

They will know because it shows a warning that it was removed. I took Mine to dealership they were cool with had some warranty work done to it. I told them about and I said wouldn’t be smart to void warranty as they are going to bill dodge for repairs. They agreed and billed dodge $300 for the work lol I guess it just depends on the dealership.

Mid muffler delete

No they can’t tell if you keep the factory pcm. I’ve tuned mine unlocked pcm and catless midpupes I kept both factory midpipes and pcm.

I’m not entirely sure what the specs are on that specific grind.. you might check with my buddy B Mason (on KZfaq)👍

Thanks buddy

This is not completely true. You may use aftermarket replacement parts...so long as they meet OEM specification. Things like air filters, spark plugs, tires, brake pads, etc. However, if the part changes the parameters of function, performance, like headers, even some air intakes. Even a catch can can void a powertrain warranty. The spirit of the MMA, is that manufacturers cannot force you to use a specific brand of common replacement parts. But once you change systems, or performance you have now changed the actual product and it is no longer the product that is warrantied.

@@mrsmith9768 There still must be proof of causation for whatever issue is in question for any warranty to be denied. No matter the circumstance