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Time to google the "magnuson-moss act."
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Time to google the "magnuson-moss act."
I think the fact that going back to stock eliminated the issue is solid evidence that the non stock part was causing the issue?
If it acts up they said to bring it back in. Gonna give it a week and see if the issue comes back. The tech said the maps had to much parts per gram at start up.Though I agree that based on your experience so far after re-installing the stock intake that it could have been the aftermarket intake causing your issue, I think it could have been positioned a bit differently by the dealer.
"We recommend re-installing your stock intake to see if the problem still exists. If it does, bring it back with the stock intake installed and we'll see if we can trouble shoot it..." Is a bit more customer service based approach.
Throwing a bulletin at you about intakes and then saying "Yes GM does offer aftermarket cold air intakes." Can be contradictory and confusing to customers.
Just got off the phone with GM and they confirmed any aftermarket part, even theirs, will void the warranty if anything happens. Just a fyiIf it acts up they said to bring it back in. Gonna give it a week and see if the issue comes back. The tech said the maps had to much parts per gram at start up.
Anyone else had issues with the air intake. Now the bulletin did say just 2017 on it
well they better start putting big fat giant notices on all there performance websites and in the parts department where they display all the aftermarket goodies, makes no senseJust got off the phone with GM and they confirmed any aftermarket part, even theirs, will void the warranty if anything happens. Just a fyi
That's exactly what I told them. Why sell it if it voids the warrantywell they better start putting big fat giant notices on all there performance websites and in the parts department where they display all the aftermarket goodies, makes no sense
especially when they put "rigorously tested to meet GM standards"
My service manager said his team would not care and cause issues about CAI since gm sells them. He likes my Volant too.That's exactly what I told them. Why sell it if it voids the warranty