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Here we go again.
Some pressing questions:
1. While you the buyer assumes liability for installing and using MIMA, what happens when you let someone use your car, and they have a problem.
2. You sell the car, and do not remove MIMA, the new owner has a problem, and sues.
3. You Install MIMA, and the MCM or ECM blows up cause you wired it wrong.
4. Your car is in warranty, but Honda will not honor it because you have mima equipped.
The more I read and research about automotive liability suits, the more I worry that I may not be able to shield my self from this type of law suit, and there is no way I can afford to get product liability insurance, or become incorporated .
What to do?
MIMA is ready, the instructions are almost ready, but the Liability waver is the hold up.
Sorry to be so paraniod, but at 60 years old, I don't want to loose everything I have worked so hard for my whole life, just so a few people can have the fun of having MIMA.
I have already permaturely installed two systems, without the liability waver, but Rick and Yves will sign whatever I come up with for a waiver, and fully know the risk. I would like to sell a slew of these to everyone that wants one, but this needs to be addressed before I can sell any more units.
Any suggestions?
Some pressing questions:
1. While you the buyer assumes liability for installing and using MIMA, what happens when you let someone use your car, and they have a problem.
2. You sell the car, and do not remove MIMA, the new owner has a problem, and sues.
3. You Install MIMA, and the MCM or ECM blows up cause you wired it wrong.
4. Your car is in warranty, but Honda will not honor it because you have mima equipped.
The more I read and research about automotive liability suits, the more I worry that I may not be able to shield my self from this type of law suit, and there is no way I can afford to get product liability insurance, or become incorporated .
What to do?
MIMA is ready, the instructions are almost ready, but the Liability waver is the hold up.
Sorry to be so paraniod, but at 60 years old, I don't want to loose everything I have worked so hard for my whole life, just so a few people can have the fun of having MIMA.
I have already permaturely installed two systems, without the liability waver, but Rick and Yves will sign whatever I come up with for a waiver, and fully know the risk. I would like to sell a slew of these to everyone that wants one, but this needs to be addressed before I can sell any more units.
Any suggestions?