who do I report maintenance to for powertrain warranty?

Shep wrote:
> Who told you this, I have this policy, never heard of this?
> "John Falcon" <johnfalcon_84.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:sgk0241lpuj950beec0hcftve9l2e3g3rn@4ax.com...
>> 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 reported 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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Steve W.
 >> Stay informed about: who do I report maintenance to for powertrain warranty? 

That's what the finance lady at the dealership
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 DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:sgk0241lpuj950beec0hcftve9l2e3g3rn@4ax.com...
>>> 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 reported 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...
 >> Stay informed about: who do I report maintenance to for powertrain warranty? 

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 DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:udd324tebqoa2scn89dv7rog04332m672p@4ax.com...
>
> That's what the finance lady at the dealership
> 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 DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>> news:sgk0241lpuj950beec0hcftve9l2e3g3rn@4ax.com...
>>>> 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 reported 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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 >> Stay informed about: who do I report maintenance to for powertrain warranty?