[YesBoss[UK]]

:? Hey Guys, i've just brought a K&N Induction Kit, i was wondering if anybody knows whether or not it would void my waranty on my new car? :? Anybody know?

 

[chris220]

If you're daft enough to leave it attached when returning your car to Vauxhall for any problems then they can make a case for 'non-standard parts' being used. Most people will agree that removal of all extra fittings that alter the mechanical running of your car is a wise choice. They simply will not know. More importantly, an induction kit may affect your insurance too. Just be very adept at changing the thing in a short amount of time.

 

[C4RSA]

personally i wouldnt bothered with it, yeah they are great after 4000 revs for a lil while, sound brill but they drink fuel as you will soon notice, so ive gone bk to my k&n panel much better performance mate and drinks less fuel, still got my induction kit tho

 

[ScottC]

By law it doesnt void your waranty

 

[YesBoss[UK]]

By law it doesnt void your waranty

Are you sure?, have you read it somewhere? that would save a lot of hassle if my warrenty wasn't affected with it!, joe

 

[ScottC]

This is on the back of my K&N box

Hope this helps

 

[Guest]

^^^ Thats good info to know.