Warranty

[SR5longbed]

When I bought my truck they told me it comes with a lifetime power train warranty, and before i call the dealership or the warranty company can someone advised the issues with installing a lift...if the dealer installs it as opposed to a shop or am i screwed with the warranty if a kit is added?

Thanks

[SybErkRimInAL]

They have to prove that whatever goes wrong with your truck was DUE to your alterations. To avoid this, just have them do it if you can. The lift should have a warranty too if you decide to get it somewhere else.

[SR5longbed]

so if i can get the dealership to install the lift i purchase i should be good to go?

[ramoine]

Originally Posted by SR5longbed

so if i can get the dealership to install the lift i purchase i should be good to go?

Yes , that's correct .

I recently had the dealer install my lift which I purchased online and brought to them .

[SR5longbed]

Ram,

I found on the web where it says you can fit 35s on the toyotect 3" lift any input?

[ramoine]

Originally Posted by SR5longbed

Ram,

I found on the web where it says you can fit 35s on the toyotect 3" lift any input?

I believe there is someone on here with a 3" lift and 35's .

Here you go .

Completed 35" Tires with 2 1/2" lift

On this link , scroll down the page and look at fragmaster's truck 2.5" OME lift with 35s?

I'm still debating tire size for my truck , but I hope these links help to answer your question ?

[blackdemon]

make sure you don't open the package, I tried to get an intake installed on my celica a few years back, and the dealer said no, because it wasn't bought at their parts center.

[ramoine]

Originally Posted by blackdemon

make sure you don't open the package, I tried to get an intake installed on my celica a few years back, and the dealer said no, because it wasn't bought at their parts center.

Niether was my lift , but they put it on .

[blackdemon]

i guess it depends on the dealership

[ramoine]

Originally Posted by blackdemon

i guess it depends on the dealership

That's true , but toytec is well known for making toyota lifts and the dealers don't mind putting them on .

[blackdemon]

well, for info on my intake it was an AEM CAI, and 50 state legal, but they still said no, they refered me to the motorsports place on the back side of the dealer. By the way nice burn out, first time I've seen it, since most of the pix don't load up on the works cpu.

[Nukedog]

El Centro CA...LOL I was stationed there from 1988 - 1990.

[alexandertg4]

Where did you get the lifetime powertrain warranty? Mine is only 3yr/36k.

[RON296237]

Originally Posted by SybErkRimInAL

They have to prove that whatever goes wrong with your truck was DUE to your alterations. To avoid this, just have them do it if you can. The lift should have a warranty too if you decide to get it somewhere else.

May want to read the fine print on the actual warranty. Im willing to bet its through a 3rd party company. Mine has a 3rd party warranty (Fidelity) with a lifetime power train warranty that picks up when the factory warranty expires. I do not think the 3rd party companies are subject to the Magnuson-Moss Warranty act. Ive personally seen 3rd party companies decline claims and void warranty for modified suspensions and cold air intakes.


Just food for thought.

[blackdemon]

Originally Posted by Nukedog

El Centro CA...LOL I was stationed there from 1988 - 1990.

Cool, I see you live in Jax., I was stationed in Mayport Fl. aboard the USS JFK from 2001-03. New hangars are finally being built.