Probably not, but they will most likely blame any future problems on the fact you did not have it performed.
If it's a reasonable cost (under $200), I would probably let them do it, if more than that, I would argue that the faulty PCM caused the problem and should be included in the PCM replacement.
Most likely they are trying to make a few bucks on a warranty (which they don't make anything extra on).
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Sunday, April 5th, 2009 AT 8:14 AM