techmanBDsStang

If you are going to mod the car and worried about losing your extended warranty, go get your money back for the warranty. You can do that. You may not get it all back because they will prorate it.

hammeron

excellent choice, i can see you've done some good research

Mikes_BLK_GT

If you cancel within the first 60 days you get all of it except 50 bucks(processing fee), this varies i some states. Look int he National Provisions Booklet that should have come with your paper work. It has all the info you need to cancel if you decide to go that route.

I tried to post twice before and got kicked so we'll see. The roush charger has a 3 yr 36k power train warranty as I understand it, the frpp page does state it'll void the warranty, however I dont see them leagaly being able to void the entire warranty due to a super charger install.

raredesign

well, I am going to keep the warranty, as it covers everything else. They told me that even if I were to hit a curb and bust up my 18" rim, they would replace it no problem.

As long as it only voids the warranty on the engine, maybe in a couple years i will put on a supercharger. I just wondered what I can do in the meantime that will not void it...shaker etc.

damquick1

Wait! now don't go getting brand snobby on us here, I have always been a FORD fan, have owned plenty of Stangs, Capri's, TBirds and F150's. Now I have my 07 GT and my 06 Ram Quad Cab, I like my Ram 1500 Quad Cab...ALOT!

sactown

Sounds like you are having the same issue I was. But to answer your question, just about any mod you put on your car could and will void your warranty as far as the dealer is concerned, but first the dealer must prove that what you installed caused the problem. But for supercharger which is what I am having installed the Roush or Ford Racing should not void your warranty if you can find a certified tech to install it, and that goes for the Saleen also. I am going with the Saleen charger but have not found a certified installer, even the dealerships that sale and service Saleen's won't touch it. So you need to make up your mind on whether or not it is worth voiding your drive train warranty at least to some degree. As for the extended warranty you purchased you should be able to get a refund on the part of the warranty you paid for since you techincally have not even used it.

Derf00

It's not that Roush SC's void the warranty but only the OEM 3/36K mile will be honored. Extended warranties (even Ford ESP) is not the OEM warranty so I can see that being worded in a way to void beyond 3/36K if a SC is installed.

Read Roush's own statement
http://www.roushperformance.com/about_company.shtml

"The ROUSHchargerTM, a supercharger system, could be viewed as a microcosm of the entire ROUSH Performance line. Due to the engineering and quality of the product, it is the industry’s only aftermarket supercharger that continues the factory drivetrain warranty on the car, and the only one to carry a full 3 year/36,000 mile warranty (see web site for details)"

The caveat is that it MUST be installed by a roush dealer. If your dealership is not an authorized roush repair facility then they have no business installing the SC. Contact roush, talk to them first before giving up.

s197richie

just wanted to remind everyone that the Lincoln and Merc dealers also do cross-line warranty for Ford, so if your local Ford d!cks toss you out, undo your mod and swing over to the lincoln and merc guys before you hoof it one town over to try again...

FrostByte

A Rouch SC is gonna run you about 10k installed. You might as well throw a Procharger on it for 6k have better performance & 4K in case you need engine repair.

Black GT

LOL

I was thinking the same thing with the math.