Warrenty void

kenholl

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the oem intake and filter are good till you are hitting 500hp. I have heard from several techs using aftermarket intakes is the easiest way to void a turbo warranty claim. On the exhaust side keeping the cat "installed" when in the shop has prevented dealer issues. It does depend on the dealerships in your area, some don't care others won't even look at your truck.

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I dont know, my truck came from the Dealer like this... Go fig. :dunno
 
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Dogman

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I think it up to the dealers in what they feel they want to cover and void. You should see what they are doing to sell trucks now here. I was picking up parts and walked over to the new truck lot and they had a 08 F-250 cc,4x4, loaded, with a 6" lift on 36" tire on 20" rims. for 38K.
 

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yeah i also bought my 06 with AirAid intake and 4" Magna Flow, but i will say return any tuners to stock before service, it's easy and just smart.
 

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Have 2005 - Magnaflow 4" tB- AFE airbox- no problems- have had new injectors- rear main seal-new boots-oil pump -alternator-all covered- I have the extended Ford - Truck now has 70,000. I have had them both on since new.
 

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