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Tony
Dodge Dakota
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8/18/2004
12:48:39
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I have a warranty on my truck, and i do not want to do work that may void it. Would putting a new exhaust system, like a flowmaster void it? Also would a cold air intake void it too?
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no
Dodge Dakota
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8/18/2004
15:44:35
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no u can do a cat back and a cai with out a prob..enjoy
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Mike B. Perez
Dodge Dakota
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8/18/2004
18:41:20
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first is the warranty on your body or engine cuz of it is body than u will be kool if it is both or just engine u cant....sorry budy
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Tony
Dodge Dakota
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8/18/2004
20:56:16
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Its on the engine. I figured an intakewould be out of the question, but even exhaust? what about just a flowmaster muffler and leaving everyhting else?
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dingo
Dodge Dakota
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8/18/2004
23:25:47
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G'day I thought I read somewhere that putting after market products on your vehicle would not void the manufacturers warranty. Correct me if this is not the case!!!!
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GB2000
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8/18/2004
23:54:29
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As far as I'm aware...bolt-ons will not void it. Getting into the engine's INTERNALS will though...such as new roller rockers, cam, etc...
Josh
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03Kota
Dodge Dakota
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8/19/2004
00:37:14
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I think it's only voided if the aftermarket part causes a problem, then you wouldn't be covered for repair. for what you want to do with the intake and exhaust i would think you'd be alright. i'm not sure about the internals, but what stated in the above post would make sense to me, since that would high risk for a problem if not properly installed or adjusted.
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