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Dynojet ''' Power Commander
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"Does a PowerCommander void my factory warranty?"

We are asked this question quite often because it seems that many dealerships leave their customers with the impression that adding performance parts will automatically void their warranty. Without commenting on the motivations as to why it would be to their advantage to leave you with this belief, we will state the facts here.

   1.   There are specific laws in place designed to protect the customer from unlawful denial of warranty service. An organization called SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) exists to help protect your rights in cases of denial of warranty and their web site contains more detailed information by clicking HERE.

   2.   "The Power Commander is designed so that it cannot send current to the processor in the ECU, which makes it incapable of damaging the ECU."   
 <source link:  The Dyno-Jet Sales Guide>

   3.   "In most cases, in order for the manufacturer to deny warranty for a failed component, they must prove that the aftermarket part caused the component to fail.  As the Power Commander cannot send current to the stock ECU, it is highly unlikely that it could damage the stock system in any way."  
 <source link:  The Dyno-Jet Sales Guide>

   4.   In ALL cases, if you have a defect CAUSED by work done here at MVC, we will MAKE IT RIGHT.

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Power Commander and Harley warranty explained