Procharger Extended Coverage

[bobc775]

Just an FYI. I just got off the phone with ProCharger and found out you can only get the extended coverage if the system was installed by a certified ProCharger installer.

I don't see that on the Registration form?

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[Bartly]

Just an FYI. I just got off the phone with ProCharger and found out you can only get the extended coverage if the system was installed by a certified ProCharger installer.

I don't see that on the Registration form?

I didn't see it on the form. They better tear up my check. If they cash it, then they've accepted my payment with all the details on the form stating I installed it myself. Could of sworn there was a box on the form I checked saying I installed it myself.

 

[Bartly]

Yep, just looked at the form and there is a box marked "Self" next to "Who installed the system". Why would the have that box if it's not an option?

 

[bobc775]

I may just send a check and form in anyhow and see what happens.

 

[wildcatgoal]

So a system that sells itself on how easy it is to install and provides well-regarded, comprehensive instructions, will not honor a warranty they sell UNLESS it was installed by a "certified" installer? Kind of sucks.

But Ford does the same thing with their power packs. I can install PP2 in probably 45-minutes just as well as any Ford/ASE tech (probably with more care since I have the time) and if I do I lose my warranty entirely (according to Ford). Great...

Gotta reduce risk somehow...

 

[Crackerjack17]

Doesn't make any sense, since they are simply warranting the main head unit. What does who installed the system have to do with the head unit failing?

 

[bobc775]

You're right. There really isn't much else to fail.

 

[ProChargerTECH]

Just an FYI. I just got off the phone with ProCharger and found out you can only get the extended coverage if the system was installed by a certified ProCharger installer.

I don't see that on the Registration form?

Let me clear this up a bit.....

There used to be a "powertrain warranty" back in the day.
(Which required installation by a certified installer, per that warranty company) This no longer exists, it was through a 3rd party company.

ON our NORMAL 3 year warranty for the headunit, it doesn't matter who installs. (as long as its a FULL SYSTEM, and the $$$ gets sent in)
Which is what I am sure you are talking about... so ALLLL GOOOD

NOTE: And when the money gets sent in, we send you 3pack of oil as well, so the $$$ really is a wash at that point.

 

[AdrianMAK]

NOTE: And when the money gets sent in, we send you 3pack of oil as well, so the $$$ really is a wash at that point.

This is what I tell all our customers, for the money you are paying, you are buying oil that you needed to buy anyway. So the warranty is basically free...

 

[wildcatgoal]

AND 1 FOR PROCHARGER!

 

[bobc775]

Well I guess all is well that ends well. I sent in my money.

 

[Vanquisher]

NOTE: And when the money gets sent in, we send you 3pack of oil as well, so the $$$ really is a wash at that point.

Is the form in the packet that comes with the kit?

 

[bobc775]

One of the last pages in the install packet.

 

[smokinzx14r]

Let me clear this up a bit.....

There used to be a "powertrain warranty" back in the day.
(Which required installation by a certified installer, per that warranty company) This no longer exists, it was through a 3rd party company.

ON our NORMAL 3 year warranty for the headunit, it doesn't matter who installs. (as long as its a FULL SYSTEM, and the $$$ gets sent in)
Which is what I am sure you are talking about... so ALLLL GOOOD

NOTE: And when the money gets sent in, we send you 3pack of oil as well, so the $$$ really is a wash at that point.

True and I have the extra oil to prove it

 

[Geotoxic]

Anyone have a link to copy of said paperwork for the coverage? I seemed to have misplaced my instruction manual.

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