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are there any ways to chip ur car without voiding the warranty?

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Old 10-27-2002, 05:03 PM
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are there any ways to chip ur car without voiding the warranty?
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Default chip does not void warranty, if the chip is at falt in the dammaged (m)
part then the dammaged part's warranty is voided.
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Well...the guy in my dealer says it's ok for him...I asked him the day before I installed my chip.
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AOA signs the warranty claim, not the guy you talked to!
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