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Dec 27, 2007 | 11:31 AM

rshwetz

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From: Hinton, Alberta

ECM>Fuel Pac

Would putting a fuel pac on a new EGC, to help with heat issues, void the warranty, or are the HD dealers OK with this. Getting mixed reviews any help would great.

Dec 27, 2007 | 11:35 AM

pop1

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RE: ECM>Fuel Pac

Tons of info on this already. Call your dealer and ask him. I believe the dealer has to prove that the aftermarket part is what caused the failure. So if you put the fuel pac on your bike and your trans goes out or your radio doesn't work they still will be fixing the bike under warranty because a fuel pac has nothing to do with these items.

Dec 27, 2007 | 11:43 AM

SoCal_Pappy

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From: Southern California - Palm Springs Area

RE: ECM>Fuel Pac

MOST DEALERS will tell you that any NON HD product will void your warranty so they can sell you a Download (junk) or a SERT and that's just a LIE!!!!!!!!! They would have to prove the failure was caused my the aftermarket item...
FuelPak's are very limited on what you can do... But if you're not planning any more then a Stage 1 - They're GREAT!!!

Dec 27, 2007 | 12:58 PM

vette

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From: atlanta ga

RE: ECM>Fuel Pac

I'm using a fuelpak and it works great. Not too worried about what if later on.I,ll cross that bridge if it ever happens. Like the way bike runs with it. 08 ultra

Dec 27, 2007 | 01:08 PM

rome304

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RE: ECM>Fuel Pac

love my fuel pak never noticed any heat differences.

Dec 27, 2007 | 01:26 PM

biz44

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RE: ECM>Fuel Pac

The V&H FuelPac is plug and play. If you ran into a problem with the bike you could just remove it and then take the bike in for service/warranty work. That said......IMHO the V&H FuelPac sucks. For the money its just way too limited as to what it does. If you want to get a fuel management system that will work, go for a SERT (and dyno tune), PCIII, T-Max auto tune (outstanding BTW) or a DTT. V&H makes pipes....not electronic fuel management systems....nuf said.

Also if you want the low down on what a manufacturer can and cant void your warranty for google "The Moss Magnuson Act"