Am I voiding my car’s warranty if install accessories outside of the casa?

**Psylocke** · September 24th, 2006 11:39 AM

Since that's a Honda I would advise against installing non-Honda-approved anything if you don't want any warranty claim headache... because sooner or later you WILL claim warranty, it's a Honda that's guaranteed :D

**OTEP** · September 24th, 2006 01:33 PM

Maybe you should've gotten a Kia or Hyundai. Walang problema sa warranty. hehehe. Ang dali magclaim.

**pepengtom** · September 24th, 2006 02:39 PM

kahit sa toyota mahirap mag-claim e. hirap na hirap ako mag claim, kaya i-disregard ko na lang. pagawa na lang sa labas.

**driven** · September 24th, 2006 04:42 PM

talk about warranty...

is it true na if you consistently use motor oils from toyota during PMS, they will extend your 3-year warranty to 4 years? anybody heard of that? bagong gimik ba ng toyota to?

**bler** · September 24th, 2006 08:07 PM

tnx for all of the comments and suggestions.. it really help me alot

i'll just post some pix after the accessories have been installed tnx

**niky** · September 24th, 2006 09:04 PM

RE: Kevlar... you need a certain weave and thickness for bullet-resistance... I don't think a resin-molded body panel is comparable to the vest... the different colored kevlar threads are mostly cosmetic.

**hotwheels** · September 24th, 2006 09:25 PM

Originally Posted by bler

Hi guys, we recently bought a Honda City 1.5 vtec and I’m planning to buy wrap around skirts for it outside the casa kc mahal masyado sa casa, and I’m wondering if the 100,000km or the 3 yr warranty of the car will be voided if I decided to install the wrap around skirts that is not from the casa? Since we’re on the topic what shops do you recommend in installing wrap around skirts and how much would it cost me? It would also be great if you give me links to their websites (if there is any)… tnx

Suggest you contact your Service Advisor and discuss the modifications you want in your ride. He is in a better position to advise you whether the warranty will be voided and you can have peace of mind.

**OTEP** · September 24th, 2006 09:32 PM

The problem is all service advisors will say that the warranty will be void because they want you to have the accessories installed in-house. Siyempre may bias.

Pero kapag nag-claim ka and the accessories are there already, hindi na nila papansinin iyon most of the time. Unless talagang obvious na yung pinakabit mo ang source ng problem.