kefking87

Hello guys,

I am about to X-pipe my e350 coupe and i was wondering if it voids warrantee. I have heard both that it does and it doesnt... Looking for the proper answer.
Thanks

kefking87

come on guys almost 600 views on this and no one can help?

gavrocool

Sorry if i am stupid,but can you explain to me what really means X-pipe it?I think i know but i am not sure if i am translating correctly from english to romanian.Anyway i made several exhaust mods to my previous cars and it is no problem with the warranty.

john1c

i dont know if it voids warranty but i just got an xpipe installed yesterday.. not that much of a difference.. a bit deeper sound.

steelgrey

No the installation of an X pipe should not void your warranty. However, if you would have an issue which requires repair and the dealer can prove that the issue was a direct result of the installation of the X pipe then yes, they can deny covering that repair under warranty. There is something called the Magnuson-moss warranty act that protects consumers against warranty denials. Say you have a front suspension issue which requires an expensive replacement of suspension components then, the dealer would be required to cover it under warranty because there is no way it could have been caused by the X pipe. Kind of a rediculous example but you get the idea. You can Google Magnuson-moss warranty act and read it for yourself.

kefking87

hey John1C, how did yours come out ? are you happy with it or is it pointless?

Thanks alot for the input guys

john1c

you can tell its a lil deeper when you punch it.. thats it.. im pretty happy with it lol

gavrocool

Give me a link with the product you have installed,please.

kefking87

yes please send me a link as well

lee16

I spoke to my dealer and hell yes it will void your warranty. If your car ever has an issue for ex. engine problem and they say it was because you modified your pipes...you will be screwed. I would only recommend anything bolt on like a cat back or axle back exhaust. That way you can install your stock parts before taking your car to to dealer.

dav461

it voids warranty but only for your exhaust system. This was my dealer told me.
after installing my exhaust i still did some work with warranty

np888

I have straight pipes, and got in writing from my dealer that the straight pipe in no way affects the warranty. If you think about it, it's a piece of pipe, air passes through it, there's nothing that could possibly go wrong.

You can have the resonator welded back in under an hour if you felt like it.