Steve, on the money, OP, read the policy, no matter what she says the
stipulations are listed in the policy and exception clauses.
"John Falcon" <johnfalcon_84@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> That's what the finance lady at the dealer****p
> told me...basically the powertrain warranty
> covered you as long as you did all the scheduled
> maintenance (at an ASE mechanic) listed in the
> vehicle manual.
>
> She may have been full of cr*p.
>
>
>>Shep wrote:
>>> Who told you this, I have this policy, never heard of this?
>>> "John Falcon" <johnfalcon_84@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>>> news:sgk0241lpuj950beec0hcftve9l2e3g3rn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>> I'm told that in order for my GM 5 year/100,000
>>>> warranty to be valid, I have to have the scheduled
>>>> maintenance done by an ASE mechanic.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Does anyone know who or where this scheduled
>>>> maintenance needs to be re****ted to? The GM web
>>>> site doesn't help!
>>>>
>>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>
>>
>>Probably heard it from an ASE mechanic :-)
>>
>>Last I knew you just had to have records of what was done and when. As
>>long as you used the correct oil and filters and changed the fluids and
>>such at the proper intervals and have the paperwork to show it was done
>>your OK.
>> Now if you go in there and don't have the paperwork and the oil filter
>>is rusted through and the oil is like tar.. you might have a problem...
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