snoop51
Active Member
Not True.
Also, unless you like throwing money away, I wouldn't bother telling your insurance company, it's just an excuse for them to up the premium. For them to tell they would need to plug the car in to a diagnostic machine, read the installed map, compare it to a standard map and spot the difference. I'm sure they could in theory, in reality it will never happen...
Not something I would recommend. You wouldn't be insured, would you?