Amp Steps

[Justin33]

I really don't get it. The factory Mopar Power steps are less than the AMP and there is no issues hooking them up. Why screw with aftermarket when oem is easily available and easier to install.

Amos have been around longer and mopars are the same may look different but they have the licensing from amp if I recall.

 

[Justin33]

I love my AMPS. Gone thru the first Wisconsin winter with no problems . I also use a splitter and have no issues.

Where did you get your splitter and did you do the plug n play setup? My pass switch ect?

 

[Justin33]

Anyone interested in AMP steps feel free to message me for a quote. We can help make sure you get the correct ones as well.

I will when I finally figure all this out. Factory warranty 5 year still apply even when getting it from you?

 

[dieseldave]

Where did you get your splitter and did you do the plug n play setup? My pass switch ect?

I got the splitter on Amazon. Yes on the plug and play. No pass switch

 

[Nick@GotExhaust]

I will when I finally figure all this out. Factory warranty 5 year still apply even when getting it from you?

Yes that is a manufacturer warranty. As long as you get it from an authorized like us you are covered!

 

[Justin33]

Yes that is a manufacturer warranty. As long as you get it from an authorized like us you are covered!

I also get a little confuse cuz brother went to an authorized shop to get his put on and he made it sound like that’s only way to have warranty hold but maybe he did it for the sole purpose of being able to take it somewhere for warranty claim.

 

[Nick@GotExhaust]

I also get a little confuse cuz brother went to an authorized shop to get his put on and he made it sound like that’s only way to have warranty hold but maybe he did it for the sole purpose of being able to take it somewhere for warranty claim.

I have read their warranty rules. It does not specify anywhere about having an authorized installer do the installation. To my knowledge there is no such thing for AMP having "authorized installers"

 

[smoothee]

Unless something changed. I got a replacement set of steps under warranty because they were peeling and I did the install myself

 

[dieseldave]

I installed my Amp steps and I over tightened a nut on a motor, and I damaged the motor , and they replaced it for free .

 

[Justin33]

I too installed the AMP steps on my 2016 1500 Laramie Longhorn - though I went for the extreme version (two motors per side) - Yes the Extreme fit and function on the 1500 some say they don't. I chose the dual motors cause I wanted to ensure IF one motor malfunctioned there is still a functioning motor and the malfunctioned one I could turn into a ***** if needed. As posted here they are awesome and function extremely well.

As for the OBD2 - AMP sells splitter on their website or you can just unplug the AMP when making changes with Alpha

I also installed the override switch and would highly recommend this - I was able to install/hide it in the centre console.

So you use the splitter another commenter had a point I could always unplug the amp plug n play but that seems kinda meh too

 

[bigdodge]

Yes that is a manufacturer warranty. As long as you get it from an authorized like us you are covered!

Not only will he get you a great price but his service after the sale if you have any warrant issues is to notch as well!

 

[Nick@GotExhaust]

Not only will he get you a great price but his service after the sale if you have any warrant issues is to notch as well!

Thank you for the kind words!

 

[bdc2]

The amp warranty division sucks. I had a cracked bed step pad and called to get a replacement part number and was told by the person I talked to to file it under warranty. 2 emails by me 90 days apart and not so much as a response. This was a year ago. This wasn’t through Nick it was through auto anything and I tried to go directly through amp for the replacement part.

 

[cashman070]

So you use the splitter another commenter had a point I could always unplug the amp plug n play but that seems kinda meh too

No I don't use the splitter my only use is for the AMP steps so don't need a splitter