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I've purchased the extended warranty 7/100000km deal for my Acura 1.7EL. Would I void my warranty if I have it serviced somewhere else other then an Acura dealership? What if I do the maintence work myself like oil changes and such, would that effect my warranty in anyway? Please advise...
Anyone ran into trouble making a claim if maintence is not performed at the dealership? Thanks |
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Short answer? Nope.
But, keep your receipts handy, and go by your owner's manual, as far as maintenance intervals go. |
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Well then here is the long of it.
Like the snoman said, no, it should not void the warranty. But... When and if you should make a claim during the warranty period, the dealer, who will look in your file for maintenance records, will say: we have no records. Therefore we cannot repair your car. What you will have to do at this point is produce your personal maintenace records. So, I don't think that doing the oil changes yourself is a good idea just yet. You will never be able to prove the intervals, the exact amounts and what was what done exactly. I suggest you find a local, corner, friendly garage who will do the work for a reasonable price. On the bills, make sure that ALL the required info is clearly indicated: Date, mileage, name, VIN, parts, quantities, prices, labour... Keep these documents in a safe place and pull them out only if you need them. You essentially bought an all-dressed Civic , which is a great thing because the car is very reliable, economical and is a nice drive. The most important element is the oil changes!
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Great, thanks for the advise guys...
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You're welcomed.
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