Ford 3 year warranty for Super Chargers

[Trout1]

This has probably been discussed already but has anyone done this?
Pros and Cons of this? Also living in the State of restrictions Cal there are a few Super Chargers that are CARB certified.

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[Skye]

I'm going to say, "It depends."

Factory car, like a GT500, yes.

Whipple installed by Ford dealer on new car, yes.

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/th...with-a-whipple-keep-warranty-coverage.159307/

Third-party, aftermarket add-on, no.

 

[MAGS1]

The Ford Performance/Roush supercharger comes with a 3 year warranty that replaces certain parts of the Ford factory warranty. Read it carefully. I believe it starts from car inservice date NOT date of install also

 

[robvas]

Read the fine print...starting on page 5

 

[MAGS1]

Read the fine print...starting on page 5

Thanks for posting. Forgot they limit their liability in terms of actual dollars on trans, block, etc.

And it is a replacement warranty, expires when the original factory warranty expires.

 

[joe603]

Essentially, if you get the roush supercharger installed by a certified mechanic or a dealership, Ford Performance will warranty the supercharger/engine for 3 years. Now the catch is that the 3 years started when you bought the car. So If you've had the car for a year, then installed the supercharger, you would have 2 years left.

 

[Cobra Jet]

Essentially, if you get the roush supercharger installed by a certified mechanic or a dealership, Ford Performance will warranty the supercharger/engine for 3 years. Now the catch is that the 3 years started when you bought the car. So If you've had the car for a year, then installed the supercharger, you would have 2 years left.

Correct as MAGS1 and others have said above…. And not many people realize that little “catch”…

The same is true with the Ford ESP’s sold with a new vehicle purchase…. That ESP runs concurrently with the existing factory 3/36 Bumper to Bumper and 5/60 Powertrain…. So better be very aware of what you’re really paying for as far as true years/mileage that you will be covered for…. Because the 3/36 and the 5/60 Powertrain take precedence over an ESP when it’s in for Warranty repairs.

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