Upgrade MBP CD to 802.11n w/o voiding warranty?

[mojoxp]

I've got a Rev A MBP that I'd like to upgrade with an 802.11n wifi card. Problem is that I've got Apple Care on the system, and I'd like to keep it that way. Swapping out the card isn't a problem, I worked as a Dell Notebook repair tech for awhile, so I'm not worried about that part of the scenario.

What I'm wondering is if I swap out the card, and then if I run into problems where I need to use the Apple Care in the future, swap it back... will I be in the clear? I've already had the logic board swapped out on this machine, so it's not factory fresh inside.

 

[flopticalcube]

Should be OK as long as they don't find out you opened the case. Since your logic board has been replaced, you could always say that any scratches or tool marks were left by Apple when they did that.

 

[synth3tik]

Now I am not sure about the CD, but for my C2D I just have to install the enabler.

 

[mojoxp]

Should be OK as long as they don't find out you opened the case. Since your logic board has been replaced, you could always say that any scratches or tool marks were left by Apple when they did that.

Thanks. That's how Dell handles it, I just wanted to make sure Apple didn't have any funky internal sickers or seals to watch out for.