[TheSoCal335i]

Im interested in what happen if you take your car to the dealer ship with mods on it and if they notice what happens do they just not work on it? or can i take the mods off and then go back?

if that makes sense.....

thanks

[JGMODS]

Depends on "which" mods you have, and what problem you are taking your car in for. If you are taking it in for something that you know one of your Mods may have caused, do not go in with the Mod on... Basically it's always better to go without Mods to be honest.

[TheSoCal335i]

Originally Posted by JGMODS

Depends on "which" mods you have, and what problem you are taking your car in for. If you are taking it in for something that you know one of your Mods may have caused, do not go in with the Mod on... Basically it's always better to go without Mods to be honest.

my batterie and throw out bearing are bad but i have only motor modifications what do you think??

[SoCal BimMn']

I'd replace anything they could see from under the hood.

[edirtaynine]

they impound the car and call the feds.

[TheSoCal335i]

Originally Posted by Cal1 Beem1n

I'd replace anything they could see from under the hood.

the most ovbious thing they can see would be my DCI but i have catless dps and my check engine light is always on... what should i do?

Originally Posted by edirtaynine

they impound the car and call the feds.

and i really doubt this i would like to see them take my car

[JDMKS]

some are nicer than others when it comes to mods..good luck

[kiwi29]

If your mods are the reason your car is malfunctioning, it'd void warranty inn a quicknness. The best bet is to turn the car back to stock and go to the dealership. That way, they can't give you a hard time. Motor mods are the things that void warranty the most. Id avoid at all cost bringing my car in modded unless its just very very minor bolt ons (suspensions, wheels, exhaust post cat. Etc.)

[SoCal BimMn']

Originally Posted by TheSoCal335i

the most ovbious thing they can see would be my DCI but i have catless dps and my check engine light is always on... what should i do?

Well if your throwout bearing is going out they can argue that any thing under your hood that's not stock and whatever bolt on parts you have installed to increase power that it can be the cause of anything in your transmission to prematurely to go out. Not mention a check engine light being on would be reason for them to hook it up to one of their machines and see what's causing it in which case your screwed that way too. Best bet is to definitely put everything back to stock. But cosmetic stuff should be fine like wheels and suspension work and even bolt on exhaust like previuosly stated. Hope this helps.

[jeongsikkim]

Originally Posted by edirtaynine

they impound the car and call the feds.

+1