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CPO and non-stock suspension

Jon996
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Just a question for any of you. Suspension is not covered by a CPO. Do you think a set of PSS10s will void the rest of the warranty? Just wondering how strick Porsche has been on this.

Lee Quave Member

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No it shouldn’t affect the rest of the warranty. The way I understand it legally if a mod doesn’t contribute to a failure the warranty claim can’t be denied.

Izzy Member

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I would recommend you ask the service manager or a contact you know at the dealer you use. That way there is "disclosure" and if you have a problem later one, not related to the mod, when they look at the car you will not be a "sneaky guy". They may wonder "what else has this guy done" if they don't know about your mods. Just my opinion.

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