trailless
Well-Known Member
You're right about that. However if the manufacturer refuses to warranty the issue, you have to take them to court. Sometimes it's not worth the time or even the money to pursue that case.I certainly won’t go as far as to say the Magnuson-Moss act is a magic bullet to get around denied warranty claims. That said, if someone actually takes the time to read the letter of the law, the burden of proof is absolutely on the dealership to prove your mod caused a failure. I’ve seen it stated on this forum multiple times the burden is on the vehicle owner so I decided to look it up. Simply not true.
Who pays a lawyer without feeling it more is the next factor obviously but regardless the law reads as it reads..
For example, I can higher a contractor to work on my house. After all the work is completed I refuse to pay the contractor. Legally, I owe the contractor... But if I don't pay up, that contractor has to take me to court to get a ruling by a judge.
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