Mod Friendly Dealer in Houston

[stuck24]

where's the best place to get VAgcom work done??? Yep.. I'm in Houston!!! All help appreciated!

 

[Cwinne]

I found the best help was from another member on here.

 

[6TI]

Anyone know of any meets in town?

 

[caffeineTX]

EuropeanAG meet 1st friday every month

 

[DasGti1]

Euro meet

1909 taylor street come get some action nice ass cars out here and then my virgin gti

 

[p4kk0]

Bump^
Still mod friendly? Is Daniel still working there?

 

[TheCastle]

Talk to the guys at European Legacy Motors, they were the ones who helped me identify mod "friendly" service managers.

Though I have to admit, I take my car to Clear Lake VW and have never had an issue with them denying warranty work.

 

[p4kk0]

Thanks!!! I'll try that.

 

[Nickelsauce]

Talk to the guys at European Legacy Motors, they were the ones who helped me identify mod "friendly" service managers.

Though I have to admit, I take my car to Clear Lake VW and have never had an issue with them denying warranty work.

You have a tune and clear lake VW hasn't denied any warranty work? I have a CPO warranty and have been thinking of getting a tune but worried about losing the warranty.

 

[TheCastle]

You have a tune and clear lake VW hasn't denied any warranty work? I have a CPO warranty and have been thinking of getting a tune but worried about losing the warranty.

Warranty's are not an all or nothing type of thing. If you have a modification that clearly contributed to the cars failure no matter the type they can deny a warranty claim. If you abuse the car you can have warranty claims denied as well.

I have a clearly modified VW, with full intake, downpipe, unibrace, etc. Still have warranty work done at 47K miles. Its all a matter of does the item failure have anything to do with the modifications. A window not rolling/up/down is not a result of a tune so its covered. A turbo that is blown, well they won't cover it because the car is tuned... Intake manifold is covered as they fail on stock cars, see?

Where mod "friendly" comes in is when the repair is questionable as to be casued by the modifications. Then the dealer can go to bat for you with VW Warranty claims and get your grey area items covered. But even they won't help you in certian cases.

 

[kevincharu]

Has anyone gotten any names to share of mod friendly service advisors and dealerships to share? Have a possible mechatronics problem.