Injen intake + water = death?
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
Originally Posted by Jtrain
Well guess how you learn?
So being in rainy south florida, its probably a good idea to invest in another type of intake huh =/.. man I was really lookin forward to the sound of that injen!!
So being in rainy south florida, its probably a good idea to invest in another type of intake huh =/.. man I was really lookin forward to the sound of that injen!!
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From: Toronto, GTA north
Originally Posted by MikeyMike
I swear, you should call them and ask. See if you can get it in writing?
On a side note...if the engine Hydrolocked because of the CAI, then you put the stock intake back on.....would the dealership find out?
On a side note...if the engine Hydrolocked because of the CAI, then you put the stock intake back on.....would the dealership find out?
We get pissed when dealers don't support us at times.
But it's no wonder if people are pushing invalid claims
Rollin On Dubz
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From: Cali
Tigger....
It was a valid question. The dealer is there to fix our cars under warranty, that is their job. I agree with the point your trying to make, they are bad enough fixing normal issues...much less stuff that is really our own fault and not so much the factories'. But I'm just saying, if something bad happened to the engine like the intake sucking up water, would the dealer still cover it?
For some people, this might be enough to deter them from getting a CAI, like J Train.
So it is a valid question.
It was a valid question. The dealer is there to fix our cars under warranty, that is their job. I agree with the point your trying to make, they are bad enough fixing normal issues...much less stuff that is really our own fault and not so much the factories'. But I'm just saying, if something bad happened to the engine like the intake sucking up water, would the dealer still cover it?
For some people, this might be enough to deter them from getting a CAI, like J Train.
So it is a valid question.
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From: East Bay, Cali
Sedan
Originally Posted by Jtrain
So I've been doin my homework on these things
Has anyone like, ran into a huge puddle and gotten water sucked up...
Wouldn't that be a huge problem??
Has anyone like, ran into a huge puddle and gotten water sucked up...
Wouldn't that be a huge problem??
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From: Marietta, Georgia
The dealer is there to fix our cars under warranty, that is their job
A dealer is an independent business, who has a direct billing arrangement with Nissan. Ther job is to make money........either Nissan pays or you pay.
They have no [zero] obligation to work on your car. Nissan cannot force them to work on your car. Study your State's automotive franchise laws.
Nissan can punish them by auditing every individual warranty invoice twice or sending them fewer cars to sell or in weird colors or delaying their custom built orders.
Important you understand who is kinda in the cat birds seat, you can however visit another dealer assuming they accept your business.
A dealer is an independent business, who has a direct billing arrangement with Nissan. Ther job is to make money........either Nissan pays or you pay.
They have no [zero] obligation to work on your car. Nissan cannot force them to work on your car. Study your State's automotive franchise laws.
Nissan can punish them by auditing every individual warranty invoice twice or sending them fewer cars to sell or in weird colors or delaying their custom built orders.
Important you understand who is kinda in the cat birds seat, you can however visit another dealer assuming they accept your business.
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From: East Bay, Cali
Sedan
Originally Posted by 2FastG354U
What is a bypass valve??
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