Diablo Predator Programer
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Further...
No modification automatically "voids" your warranty, internet lore to the contrary.
Read your SVT warranty, and read the Magnuson-Moss warranty act.
Ford may deny a warranty claim if they can prove that the failure was caused by a modification, misuse, or improper maintenance.
Example, change pulleys, toast a blower, it's easy for them to prove that you ran the blower at speeds/pressures higher than they anticipated.... not warranted.
Change pulleys, have a front wheel bearing go bad... no impact on warranty coverage.
Change exhaust, two coil packs go bad... no impact on warranty coverage.
Add a snow-plow (will the F-150 Heritage snow-plow kit bolt up to our L's? A guy has to earn a living...) and the front wheel bearing goes bad... easy to prove that the weight/stress contributed to the failure... not warranted.
Add a snow-plow, lose compression in one cylinder... no impact on warranty coverage.
The "common sense", "everybody knows" answer on this topic is often wrong.
Sam
Read your SVT warranty, and read the Magnuson-Moss warranty act.
Ford may deny a warranty claim if they can prove that the failure was caused by a modification, misuse, or improper maintenance.
Example, change pulleys, toast a blower, it's easy for them to prove that you ran the blower at speeds/pressures higher than they anticipated.... not warranted.
Change pulleys, have a front wheel bearing go bad... no impact on warranty coverage.
Change exhaust, two coil packs go bad... no impact on warranty coverage.
Add a snow-plow (will the F-150 Heritage snow-plow kit bolt up to our L's? A guy has to earn a living...) and the front wheel bearing goes bad... easy to prove that the weight/stress contributed to the failure... not warranted.
Add a snow-plow, lose compression in one cylinder... no impact on warranty coverage.
The "common sense", "everybody knows" answer on this topic is often wrong.
Sam
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#5
Well then...
"I totally agree, but since the Predator (or a chip for that matter) only affects the engine and transmission the question did not really apply to wheel bearings, lug nuts, or snow plows."
Will my fifth-wheel trailer and hitch affect the air-conditioner warranty?
Just kidding. Though now I'm dying to see an L with a snow-plow and a fifth-wheel...
Will my fifth-wheel trailer and hitch affect the air-conditioner warranty?
Just kidding. Though now I'm dying to see an L with a snow-plow and a fifth-wheel...
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Yes, there is a very noticeable increase in power.
Read about it here:
http://www.motorhaven.com/customer/home.php?cat=211
Read about it here:
http://www.motorhaven.com/customer/home.php?cat=211
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