Originally posted by Downunder55
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Moral of the story is if you tune it then it's at your risk. Generally tuning companies are pretty good overall as the last thing they want is bad reviews/issues with their tunes so pretty much all the reputable tuners will tune within "safe" limits for the car/motor/transmission.
Some insurance companies are fine with it and others won't accept any modifications. You just have to shop around an be upfront with insurance so that they can assess the risk. What you don't want is to have an insurance claim rejected because you haven't disclosed the modifications.
Most of the dealers won't touch any aftermarket gear as they aren't trained on it and have to warrant their work. If it's a genuine part then they have the full backing of the car manufacturer and if there's ever any issue the manufacturer will typically foot the bill. It's a lot less risk for the dealership and I'm pretty sure the manufacturer doesn't want to see dealers supplying/installing non-genuine parts.
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