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Most warranties cover separate items specifically, and while you might void the warranty for the radio you've replaced or nearby parts, this will be a relatively tiny piece of the overall warranty.

Yes, but not an absolute yes. Adding a performance chip to a vehicle may void the warranty because of its complex installation process and risky operation. If you get professional help for properly installing the performance chip tuning, this can eliminate the risk of damaging the engine to a certain extent.

Because ECU tuning requires adjustment to the factory settings of the ECU, or completely uploading a new map into the ECU, it will void its warranty. The same goes for insurance, however, some insurance companies allow you to specify modifications to the vehicle, which may cover the ECU tune.

Aftermarket replacement parts will not void your new car's warranty. However, modifying or tuning your car might run afoul of your car's warranty coverage.

Tuners can adjust your vehicle for speed, fuel efficiency, and drivability by adjusting things like ignition timing, air-fuel ratios, spark plug gaps, and engine chips. This is considered a standard modification and is perfectly legal?but it almost always voids your powertrain warranty.

The cost of extended warranties can range anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars a year, but you'll likely pay in the thousands. Like the price of the car, you can negotiate the price of an extended warranty.

The remap will completely rewrite the calculations in the reference table, this means the manufacturer is no longer in control of the power output of the vehicle. In turn, your warranty is now null and void.