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Will adding a cold air intake to my pontiac g6 coupe void my warranty?
I want to add a cold air intake to my car. It has a 7 year powertrain warranty. It is a 2006 pontiac g6 coupe. I am worried if I were to add the intake, it would void my warranty. Does anyone know if my warranty would still be good should I add the intake? Thank you.
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- dustiiartLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
If it were an older vehicle, no problem, but as it's still likely under a service agreement with whomever you purchased it from, doing any work at all that is not carried out by a licensed service center, would indeed void the warranty.
Check with the service center whom you get the maintenance and servicing done through before doing any kind of modifications/changes just to be safe.
- 1 decade ago
Adding any part to your car does not specifically void your warranty. In order to deny a warranty claim the dealer would have to prove the part you put on caused the failure you are trying to have repaired. For exampe if your power window fails and you have a cold air intake installed the dealer will still repair your window. So to answer your question, yes your warranty will still be good after you install the intake.
- 1 decade ago
it will void ur warranty. unless u get one that it is approved by the pontiac and those most of the time u can only get at the dealer.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
you can add the cold air intake to your car. just make sure that the person doing it is licensed to work on cars.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
just call pontiac man........... i dont think it would void?
Dont give them ur info so they dont know whos warranty to void
- 1 decade ago
it probably will, but if you have to take it in, just put the old setup back on before you do.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I think it will void it.