Ray, although I do completely understand what you're position is (because I've been there with other products), I will have to make one thing perfectly clear.
WARRANTIES FROM ANYONE ARE COMPLETELY SUBJECTIVE!!!!!
Let me clarify this. If you actually read the warranty for anything you may purchase, you will see that replacement of a defective product is at the discretion of the manufacturer. Of course after sending it back to them for evaluation. Abuse, misuse, negligent operation are all grounds for rejection of the warranty. This applies to everything from coffee makers, new vehicles, new houses, mechanical pencils, and batteries (fer cryin' out loud). This is the situation you're in.
Now you may say that everyone knows this, then why would you not expect the same from PDR? Why would PDR not expect the same? Why would you expect PDR to eat the difference in warrranty? And I have to ask you this. Why on earth would you even THINK that piercing the pump wire wouldn't violate any kind of warranty? That, in particular, blows my mind. I mean, it is common knowledge that the second you tap the pump wire (no, Blue Chip pump covers do not save your butt from this, 'cause I asked

), the warranty is GONE! So what were you expecting? Don't you believe that your expectations are a tad bit unrealistic? I do.
PDR did contact me by phone yesterday to let me know about the warranty issue. Whilst I do appreciate the installer support that they've demonstrated to me, I explained to them that all my customers KNOW that if anything is done to their truck that deviates it from stock configuration, in ANY WAY, voids the warranty. I don't expect warranty support from them for the simple fact that we are playing with modified parts. If they offer it to me, if I have problems, that's great. But it's certainly not expected.
To summarize, I do understand what you're saying, because I've been there myself. But do not bad-mouth PDR because your warranty was denied for reasons of something YOU did. There is a lesson here that you (and others that do not understand how after-market performance works) need to learn. That is if you want to play, you WILL have to pay! Myself and others have learned this (sometimes the hard way) and taken it to heart. Please do the same.
Aron (Amianthus)
Amusement Ride Diesel Performance