Dealer installedmy SERTbefore delivery along with Supertrapp slip-ons and SE air filter.

 

I've loaded the SERT software on my laptop and read the manual. It does a lot more than adjust air/fuel as the PCIII does. But, if that's all you need, then save the money. As far as being able to "unplug my pc and it was never on it", I like not having anything on it at all. The SERT simply loads some configuration values to the ECM that is already controlling your bike and then disconnects. No extra componentto fail while out on a ride.

 

The noise control equipment warranty is only good for 1 year or 3730 miles, whichever comes first.

The emissions warranty is for 5 years or 18641 miles.

The overall warranty is currently 2 years unlimited miles.

All three have very specific exclusions. Consult your overall warranty, under the heading "Exclusions", item number 4.

 

Dealer added SERT, Rinehart TD's & Stage I before I took delivery and stated that since I added prior to riding off, all of the items would be covered by the 2yr. HD warranty.

 

I have the SERT and know my warranty is intact. I was told NOT to get the extended warranty with the SERT, though. The dealer said other dealerships might not work on the bike with the SERT as well.

 

When my dealer installed the SERT, exhaust and ac the only thing he advised me about was messing with the map myself. They will cover it by warranty if the map is left withthe canned map they installed..

 

Surely you don't think the MoCo will cover the Rineharts?

Now the dealer covering it is a different matter.

 

Perhaps poorly worded on my part - the Dealer has warranted the Rineharts for the 2 year period. Even included pipe discoloration as long as they,the Dealer, are the only ones adjusting AF mix during the 2 years. Hopefully won't have to test the legitimacy of the pipe warranty - but I saved the quote.

 

A very good discussion indeed. However, don't forget that "dealer A" does not have to warranty "dealer B's" work. If your 1500 miles from home and your bike blows up. You may be stuck.

 

So what's the definition of "void the warranty"? If you install SERT, PCIII, etc. and your front wheel bearing goes bad, are you denied the warranty on the bearing? If their position that it is denied, I think they'd be opening themselves up to a legal challenge. The only case where I could see denying the warranty is if the EFI mod caused the problem, like the A/F was changed so radically that damage resulted.