The_Third_Horseman

If I were to install Brenspeed's C&L Intake and SCT Tune, would that void any of my warranty?
If this has been asked before, I apologize. Thanks!!!

TheDarkPath

If the CAI and/or tune was found to be the root cause of the failure, your warranty would not cover replacement/labor on that area of failure.

Short answer to your question: Yes - powertrain

Hufenstang

it also is very very simple to take off the CAI and put the stock one back on and then goto the dealer!

The_Third_Horseman

Thank you

So should a problem arise, I should just reinstall the stock intake setup and reflash the stock settings into the comp and I should be ok?

TheDarkPath

disconnect the battery to blank out the history. otherwise, they'll know things were changed.

Arwing

Yeah.

unreal41683

Would they have an issue if I just reflash the tune instead and leave the cai on? even if it put the check engine light on?

Would the car pass 50 state legal emissions with a cai and tune? basically, would you have to change back for an inspection?

Hufenstang

cars pass inspection with a cold air intake on. a dealer doesnt have a problem with cold air intakes unless your taking it in for a problem and they can somehow link it to the cai being at fault, when they open that hood up and see it, they basically go oh, theres your problem. my advice if your taking it in for waranty work just put the old back on it takes all of 10 minutes and they cant stick you with bogus crap.

The_Third_Horseman

So if you have a tune, is it best to reflash stock settings, or does simply disconnecting / reconnecting the battery reset it to stock mode? <When going in for a problem

howarmat

disconnecting the battery does not return to stock. You have to return to stock, then disconnect battery to erase memory.