3,000 Mile Service Letter
10-12-2009, 03:50 PM
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JK Freak
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curious, i went on line and reviewed our "Lifetime" warranty. According to the warranty..."In order to maintain the Lifetime Powertrain Limited
Warranty, the person or entity covered by this Powertrain
Limited Warranty must have a powertrain inspection
performed by an authorized Chrysler, Dodge, or
Jeep dealer once very 5 years. This inspection will be
performed at no charge. The inspection must be made
within sixty (60) days of each 5 year anniversary of the
in-service date of the vehicle. You must have the
inspection performed to continue this coverage.
For your convenience, powertrain inspection logs
have been provided. You should use these logs to
keep track of each 5 year powertrain inspection interval." So, as long as you keep your receipts, anyone can do the maintenance. i was call the dealer back and ask...since this is so critical to maintain the warranty - IT SHOULD BE FREE!
Warranty, the person or entity covered by this Powertrain
Limited Warranty must have a powertrain inspection
performed by an authorized Chrysler, Dodge, or
Jeep dealer once very 5 years. This inspection will be
performed at no charge. The inspection must be made
within sixty (60) days of each 5 year anniversary of the
in-service date of the vehicle. You must have the
inspection performed to continue this coverage.
For your convenience, powertrain inspection logs
have been provided. You should use these logs to
keep track of each 5 year powertrain inspection interval." So, as long as you keep your receipts, anyone can do the maintenance. i was call the dealer back and ask...since this is so critical to maintain the warranty - IT SHOULD BE FREE!
10-12-2009, 04:14 PM
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JK Newbie
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curious, i went on line and reviewed our "Lifetime" warranty. According to the warranty..."In order to maintain the Lifetime Powertrain Limited
Warranty, the person or entity covered by this Powertrain
Limited Warranty must have a powertrain inspection
performed by an authorized Chrysler, Dodge, or
Jeep dealer once very 5 years. This inspection will be
performed at no charge. The inspection must be made
within sixty (60) days of each 5 year anniversary of the
in-service date of the vehicle. You must have the
inspection performed to continue this coverage.
For your convenience, powertrain inspection logs
have been provided. You should use these logs to
keep track of each 5 year powertrain inspection interval." So, as long as you keep your receipts, anyone can do the maintenance. i was call the dealer back and ask...since this is so critical to maintain the warranty - IT SHOULD BE FREE!
Warranty, the person or entity covered by this Powertrain
Limited Warranty must have a powertrain inspection
performed by an authorized Chrysler, Dodge, or
Jeep dealer once very 5 years. This inspection will be
performed at no charge. The inspection must be made
within sixty (60) days of each 5 year anniversary of the
in-service date of the vehicle. You must have the
inspection performed to continue this coverage.
For your convenience, powertrain inspection logs
have been provided. You should use these logs to
keep track of each 5 year powertrain inspection interval." So, as long as you keep your receipts, anyone can do the maintenance. i was call the dealer back and ask...since this is so critical to maintain the warranty - IT SHOULD BE FREE!
I've always wondered what the "in-service date" was....
Do they mean date that you purchased the vehicle, or the date that they got it on the lot, or the day that the vehicle was released from the factory?
I should call my dealership and clarify that...
10-12-2009, 04:15 PM
#14
JK Super Freak
Build date is when it left the factory.
10-13-2009, 01:23 AM
#15
JK Junkie
These mass mailings are generated by outside companies as a dealership TRAFFIC BUILDER. The dealership provides its sales records to the contracted company and the company loads your data into the automatic mail machine, visits for maintenance and ''free inpections'' are first, followed by trade-in come-ons and then warranty extensions as your mileage goes up over a period of time. You are in no way obligated to respond to this deceptive trash. Hang it on your bathroom wall in case there is a paper shortage....
10-13-2009, 10:17 AM
#16
JK Super Freak
These mass mailings are generated by outside companies as a dealership TRAFFIC BUILDER. The dealership provides its sales records to the contracted company and the company loads your data into the automatic mail machine, visits for maintenance and ''free inpections'' are first, followed by trade-in come-ons and then warranty extensions as your mileage goes up over a period of time. You are in no way obligated to respond to this deceptive trash. Hang it on your bathroom wall in case there is a paper shortage....
