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Forced induction and warranty?

OrangCrush

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I have one year left on my warranty and I have a whipple on the car. I see some are having issues with A/C evaporator. Would Ford cover something like that?
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I would think so since this is a common Evap failure.
 

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I was kind of wondering this too. I added a Vortech to my 2015 as well as several other goodies. I can accept that they probably lot won't fix anything I break in the driveline or anything that could be tied to having the Vortech on it, but if I have an evaporator coil failure I sure hope they'll fix it without question. I thought about taking it to another dealership that the owner is probably mor mod friendly over mine.
 

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AC EVAP core failure has no direct correlation to having the engine modified by use of forced induction.
 

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I agree that it should be covered, but I would not be surprised to see Ford try very hard to weasel out of it. "The the supercharger caused an extra heat load that indirectly stressed the condenser and other AC components" or some such voodoo.
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