Can dealers detect nitrous ??
12-30-2005, 04:05 PM
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SSnakekiller is correct.there's just one exception. A lot of aftermarket warranties include a clause saying the warranty is void if the vehicle is modified in any way. most manufacturer's warranties do not. i recommend only manufacturer warranties/extended warranties. all those other warranty companies will burn you if you mod your car.
12-30-2005, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by SSnakekiller
Hmm...which dealership is this? I am in Fort Lauderdale 
12-30-2005, 09:09 PM
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a) In this age you can detect anything you choose to look
for, if you want to foot the bill.
b) In this age any corporation is guaranteed to have you
well shafted by the time your ink dries, read the fine
print.
c) warranty companies don't survive by paying out on
avoidable claims.
But if the service manager is your buddy and you don't
look like a mooch, who only shows up when **** goes
wrong, after you make it go wrong, you can catch a
break. As long as the adjuster is somewhere else.
"Have you paid your dues, Jack?
Yes sir, the check is in the mail."
for, if you want to foot the bill.
b) In this age any corporation is guaranteed to have you
well shafted by the time your ink dries, read the fine
print.
c) warranty companies don't survive by paying out on
avoidable claims.
But if the service manager is your buddy and you don't
look like a mooch, who only shows up when **** goes
wrong, after you make it go wrong, you can catch a
break. As long as the adjuster is somewhere else.
"Have you paid your dues, Jack?
Yes sir, the check is in the mail."
12-31-2005, 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted by slowpoke96z28
SSnakekiller is correct.there's just one exception. A lot of aftermarket warranties include a clause saying the warranty is void if the vehicle is modified in any way. most manufacturer's warranties do not. i recommend only manufacturer warranties/extended warranties. all those other warranty companies will burn you if you mod your car.
fork up the extra $$ for the GM warranty, you'll be better off
