AshyAnklez

I want to add subwoofer and AMP to my Mark Levinson system. Will this void my warranty?

2URGSE

From everything I know about cars, I don't see why, unless there was some problem that came up and was directly related to the modification.

I will let others chime in, since I am not an expert on factory warranties.

AshyAnklez

Yeah I am curious about this. I will visit the dealer and inquire about that I guess.

2URGSE

Yup, see what the dealership says.

I believe the stereo falls under the bumper to bumper warranty, so if that expired, you won't have much issues but I could be mistaken.

Ask them and see what they say.

Cronic

iTrader: (1)

No. As mentioned it'll only cause a claim to get denied if something you changed causes the issue. Ie. You install this stereo and start blowing fuses or have some power draw issues directly related to the stereo install, etc they're not going to fix that under warranty. Your window stops working, or something power train related, etc you're fine.

Just use a good installer.

I8ABMR

they can only deny a claim if the aftermarket part is the direct reason for an issue of part failure. Thats the law !

topguy573

what would be needed to use an aftermarket sub and amp with the stock system?

Meraki Autoworks

iTrader: (8)

simple answer. no.

AshyAnklez

This looks pretty cool!!

http://www.wickedcas.com/product.php...7&cat=6&page=1

vbb

iTrader: (3)

No, unless you make a warranty claim on a stereo part. Be careful though if you decide to add something like an ML+ unit or something that alters the NAV screen or output. The nav unit is an expensive fix if something goes wrong. You or your installer can get a signal for your amp(s) without touching the nav unit, and I'd recommend you do that.

darbs242

iTrader: (5)

Shouldn't have an effect

Rickna

iTrader: (3)

Understanding the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act-

http://www.mlmlaw.com/library/guides...s/undermag.htm