kiboater
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I am trying to understand GM's rationale as it applies to fuel injectors. Special Policy N182198000 covers rough idle, check engine light etc and the replacement of fuel injectors to correct these issues. It extends the factory warranty to 10 years or 150,000 miles. I have attached a copy of the policy.
The really weird thing is I received a letter from GM because I live in Maryland, but a friend who lives in a neighboring state has the same issue but his is not covered because he lives in Virginia.
I did some research and discovered that the states where the warranty applies are ones that use California emission standards. Still doesn't make sense.
Does anyone know how this is determined? For instance is it the state where you purchased the vehicle or the state license plate or the state where the repairing dealer is located? The policy does not clarify this issue.
I would appreciate hearing about any experiences with this issue.
The really weird thing is I received a letter from GM because I live in Maryland, but a friend who lives in a neighboring state has the same issue but his is not covered because he lives in Virginia.
I did some research and discovered that the states where the warranty applies are ones that use California emission standards. Still doesn't make sense.
Does anyone know how this is determined? For instance is it the state where you purchased the vehicle or the state license plate or the state where the repairing dealer is located? The policy does not clarify this issue.
I would appreciate hearing about any experiences with this issue.