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Hawk

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Registered: 18th Apr 04
Location: Neston, Cheshire
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21st Apr 04 at 20:34

How do you mod a car, if you want to keep the warranty?

Corsa 1.2i 16v (8 weeks old - 53 reg)

Scandalous

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Registered: 23rd Jul 03
Location: Luton-Drives BMW 330Ci Coupe
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21st Apr 04 at 20:42

Hi mate, u can mod the car any way u like, but watever u mod will not be coverd, or nething that can cause other parts failure, eg if u lower ur car on springs and this causes premature wear on ur shocks leading to a leak, u wont be covered. Its up to u at the endof the day, Id say mod the body, wheels n suspension but leave the engine, g/box etc til warranty is up. Hope this helps mate

Mattb

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Registered: 2nd Feb 03
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21st Apr 04 at 21:06

or ring up your dealer

Hawk

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Registered: 18th Apr 04
Location: Neston, Cheshire
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21st Apr 04 at 21:39

Cheers scandalous110884 and Mattb, will get saving for a body kit

Trucido

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Registered: 14th Jun 03
Location: Bristol
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21st Apr 04 at 21:40

if you get the dealer to fit it then its all under warranty but its gonna cost you extra $$ to get it fitted by them

Greg_M

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Registered: 2nd Sep 03
Location: Grantham, Lincolnshire
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22nd Apr 04 at 14:16

anything you change and anything associated will not be covered. for example if you shange the wheels, this means suspension and stearing rack ect will not be covered anymore.

CorsAsh

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Registered: 19th Apr 02
Location: Munich
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22nd Apr 04 at 14:43

you can change anything thats deemed "consumables" without it affecting your warranty. Unfortunately, this only extends about as far as panel filters or headlight bulb upgrades for example.

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