Manufacturers always use disclaimers like this in an attempt to circumvent liability. That doesn't mean they will be off the hook, but at least they have an anchoring point to argue in court. I would not be surprised if the Chinese company sending the tanks discussed here does the same. At least they should if they know they are not in compliance with US requirements.![]()
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Interesting note form LRA's site. At the end of day, risk is on the owner in my opinion:
NOT LEGAL FOR SALE OR USE IN CALIFORNIA. THE MANUFACTURE, SALE, OFFER FOR SALE, OR INSTALLATION OF THIS PRODUCT MAY ALSO BE ILLEGAL NATIONWIDE UNDER THE FEDERAL CLEAN AIR ACT (42 U.S.C. § 7522(A)(3)).
Like Joe said above, the police language is your best friend or worst enemy here and will heavily influence the outcome.I do recall some insurance cases where the installation of aftermarket gear causes the factory or second party insurance to null the insurance or warranty even though they are not related. These cases are pretty unique and it is my hope there is not a precedent set already (doesn't seem like it, but each of these are case by case)