dillUSMC

just wonderin if it would void my warranty at all,

joe002

Any mod could be reason for a dealer to give you a hassle where you have to bring out the Magnuson-Moss Act. My dealer is pretty mod friendly, but not friendly toward programmers. YMMV

dillUSMC

i looked the act up on google but dont understand it, can u enlightin me about wut its basically saying

joe002

Basically, if you make a mod to your Jeep, and the Dealer says your mod broke something and they say they won’t warranty it, then they are supposed to prove that your mod broke it.

RevyJKU08

I would say 99% of dealers are not friendly towards programmers and chips. I know all the dealers I have dealt with I ask how they feel about chips and programmers to get a feeler. 100% of the don't like them and would void my power-train if they found one on my vehicle.

Superchips is very easy to return to stock before you take it in. It takes like 2-4 minutes to tune back to stock . I had the Superchips while still on warranty and my dealership never found any trace of the programmer after I returned to stock.

dillUSMC

ok cool, yea as long as i can return it to stock

dillUSMC

but doesnt the computer on the jeep have a tattle tale system so when the superchips messes with the engine wont it set that off