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     Lemon Law on 4wd Conversion

     Justalayman, I would definitely agree that unauthorized aftermarket installations would void the warranty, and thereby make it ineligible under the Lemon Law. However, all 3 versions of these modifications are expressly authorized by Nissan (meaning they know what parts are being used, how they...

     • taaronbennett
     • Post #14
     • Jan 10, 2019
     • Forum: Lemon Law
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     Lemon Law on 4wd Conversion

     Thanks NeilTheCop. Quigley is one of only 3 companies I have been able to find specifically authorized by Nissan to perform the conversion. Their process is very similar to Advanced. They use other manufacturer's parts, and some of their own to complete the conversion. They contract with local...

     • taaronbennett
     • Post #11
     • Jan 10, 2019
     • Forum: Lemon Law
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     Lemon Law on 4wd Conversion

     Adjusterjack, did they make that page lemon yellow as some kind of joke? My eyes still hurt! Well, if the items under "express warranty" are included, that should mean at the very least that Tim Dahle's modifications (option 2) would be covered. Also, definition 2 under 13-20-2 includes the...

     • taaronbennett
     • Post #8
     • Jan 9, 2019
     • Forum: Lemon Law
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     Lemon Law on 4wd Conversion

     Sorry. Purchase would be in the state of Utah.

     • taaronbennett
     • Post #3
     • Jan 9, 2019
     • Forum: Lemon Law
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     Lemon Law on 4wd Conversion

     Hello out there! I'm looking at purchasing a new Nissan NV and plan on having a 4x4 conversion on it. I know that any modifications to the vehicle after purchase would not be covered, and may even void coverage through the lemon law. My question is about modifications performed by the dealer...

     • taaronbennett
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     • Jan 9, 2019
     • Replies: 14
     • Forum: Lemon Law