Oil test back...not good
Go to K&N's web site and search around about WT. problems using their air filters. K&N has been very aggressive in defending their air filters, and I believe they may have won some sort of case on the subject, or at least forced DC to back down on the subject. I don't remember the details.
You may want to Search this forum, as I believe the subject has been addressed before.
Ralph
You may want to Search this forum, as I believe the subject has been addressed before.
Ralph
hey mayfair,
I want mopar diesel that way they cant say i have used after market parts or additives...
they shouldnt be able to not cover the warranty because they feel like it. Isnt there a SEMA lawsuit that covered this?
I want mopar diesel that way they cant say i have used after market parts or additives...
they shouldnt be able to not cover the warranty because they feel like it. Isnt there a SEMA lawsuit that covered this?
Here's a link to all of the K&N info that I have, but the real question here is, even though you MAY win a case in court, do yo really want it to go that far? I'd put a stock filter in before taking it to a dealer just for piece of mind.
Here's the link ...
https://dodgeforum.com/m_690986/tm.htm
Here's the link ...
https://dodgeforum.com/m_690986/tm.htm
Mayfair is right. They WILL void your warranty for a K&N filter. Yes you can fight it in court, but how muck money do you have to spend on lawyers? Chrysler has plenty for lawyers none for warranty work.



