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I have a question.
I am good friends with a dealer principal --- he told me that the brand he sells sent a letter telling them that any vehicle with fuel system tampering will void the warranty. This is inteerpeted to be cng installations.
I see a problem if the vehicle warranty is five years and the oldest certified cng kit is three years.
There will be several who will immediatly write telling us that they cannot do that & they have to prove cng caused the problem etc. etc. It is a federal law etc. etc. --BUT-- The fact remains that a customer would have to get a lawyer & fight for years to get it resolved -- who is willing to do that?
The company that wrote the letter is the same one John Mitton is doing his new car cng conversion on. I believe John said that he had to include a warranty on his conversions. John, maybe you can explain?
Exactly what do you tell prospective cng people who ask about the warranty besides "the law says they cannot do that".
Stan M.
I am good friends with a dealer principal --- he told me that the brand he sells sent a letter telling them that any vehicle with fuel system tampering will void the warranty. This is inteerpeted to be cng installations.
I see a problem if the vehicle warranty is five years and the oldest certified cng kit is three years.
There will be several who will immediatly write telling us that they cannot do that & they have to prove cng caused the problem etc. etc. It is a federal law etc. etc. --BUT-- The fact remains that a customer would have to get a lawyer & fight for years to get it resolved -- who is willing to do that?
The company that wrote the letter is the same one John Mitton is doing his new car cng conversion on. I believe John said that he had to include a warranty on his conversions. John, maybe you can explain?
Exactly what do you tell prospective cng people who ask about the warranty besides "the law says they cannot do that".
Stan M.
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