when i get it do i just take it to my dealer and they put it on and im done???

 

yep....

 

well u gotta pay for it,and than wait for the install and than hope they dont **** it up and take 6hrs to install it when it should take a max of 2 hrs

 

and $300 later......

 

make sure you dont pay more than $200 for the install... otherwise you are getting raped. $150 is the ideal price, if they tell you differently then tell them you will take it to a diff dealer.

 

i cant get any dealers in maryland to install stage 2 without voiding my warranty. please correct me if im wrong but if they install it does your warranty still go to 36000. thats what ive read and seen in magazines. any info would be appreciated.

 

Stage 2 does not void your warranty as long as the dealer installs it, anyone who does have the dealer install Stage2 the car owner should be sure to stuff the service reciept into their owners manual pouch so they have proof


I paid $176.14 for my Stage2 install

 

ive called and went to a couple local dealers. none of them will keep the warranty. they tell me they wont install it and that even if they did they would not warranty it. they have no problem selling me the kit but when it comes time to install there no help at all.

 

Got mine install at Criswell in Gaithersburg with no prob. Let me know if you need more info

 

criswell in gaithersburg. is that the same place as the hummer dealership. if it is i tried them and they said they wont touch it.

 

The Stage II is covered by GM. It is not up to the dealer what is covered on your car, it is up to GM. Give the 800 number a call and ask them for advice.

 

actually according to federal law, no aftermarket performance modification can void a warranty unless its proven that the product installed was the direct result of the failure. Furthermore NO GM part, that is any part made and sold by GM can void your warranty unless it explicity says this will void your warranty, IE GM stage 3 kit. Gm can not void your warranty if you install stage 2 yourself, unless the failure or problem is a direct result of improper installation of the said products.

 

Correct. If you have the dealer install it and GM tries to void the warranty based on improper installation however, you can then put it on the dealer to honor the warranty on their work and still get it fixed for free.