nismo does it void the factory warranty?
Originally posted by Nissan350ZTT
It should pass smog if it is S-tune, and if it is s-tune then it won't void your warranty, r-tune will probably not be accepted by dealers.
It should pass smog if it is S-tune, and if it is s-tune then it won't void your warranty, r-tune will probably not be accepted by dealers.
Originally posted by Speedracer
Also, it would be very difficult for a dealer to prove that a certain mod led to a certain problem. Now.....if a specific R-tune component fails, then it will not be covered by warranty.
Also, it would be very difficult for a dealer to prove that a certain mod led to a certain problem. Now.....if a specific R-tune component fails, then it will not be covered by warranty.
As far as Nismo parts, I believe the official "rules" go like this:
1) S-Tune parts are covered with your factory warranty as long as they are installed by the dealer.
2) R-Tune parts are not covered, and are treated like any other aftermarket part.
How your specific dealer responds to modifications is a crap-shoot. Some dealers are very accepting, and some are extremely strict. You'll probably want to get to know your service department folks and get an idea on how they'll react to various mods.
Originally posted by Speedracer
The commonly available Nismo parts, both R and S tune will still pass 50 state emissions.
The commonly available Nismo parts, both R and S tune will still pass 50 state emissions.
From the Nissan site:
Originally posted by DavesZ#3
I don't believe that is true for the R-Tune parts. They are intended for off-road use - implying that they DON'T meet the emission requirements that street cars do.
I don't believe that is true for the R-Tune parts. They are intended for off-road use - implying that they DON'T meet the emission requirements that street cars do.
That is indeed what Nismo says "officially". However, I believe some members here on the forum have actually smogged their cars with just about all those parts installed on their cars. (Cams, cats, headers, exhaust, intake.) They actually passed the California tailpipe sniffer smog tests.
I believe one of the Performance Nissan guys was one of them.Now, that definitely doesn't mean that your car would pass the *visual* part of the test, too. When you've got an aftermarket intake, headers, and cats, it's hard to sneak them by.
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