ECP Kit and Warranty

[WarriorDan]

Folks,

Great input on this site. Thanks to all.

I am a real newbie with a brand new Warrior and probably real old questions. Sorry.

I'l love to put an ECP kit on and to make necessary jet changes, etc. My question....will this in any way jeopardize the warranty?

Thanks much for your input. Sorry about the dumb question.

Dan

 

[Silver]

It shouldn't but if you do have any problems put it back to stock before you take it in.

 

[monker]

I agree. It really depends on the dealer and the problem that would have to be warrantied. If there's a doubt, just put the airbox back on.

 

[DYNAREX]

NO AFTERMARKET ITEM CAN VOID A WARRANTY
IT HAS TO BE PROVEN IN COURT THAT THE ITEM ACTUALLY CAUSED THE FAILURE AND THE REPAIR MAY NOT BE COVERED-BUT THE REMAINDER OF THE WARRANTY CAN NOT BE VOIDED

 

[RobX-1]

Damn Dynarex, I wished I knew that before I took mine back to the dealer for some warranty repairs. I left the clutch kits on but did take off the ECP kit and put back the air box, jets, and springs. After doing it once, it really won't take that long the next time. I used this as a pefect opportunity to replace my carb bowls' screws with allen screws, so it wasn't a total waste of time. 8)

 

[DYNAREX]

robrx-1
its called the magnuson-moss act-look up some info on it
ive worked at several auto dealers and have had 1st hand experiences with this