Obviously you did not read a warranty booklet provided
by the manufacture or look up federal warranty requirements. Your
opinion is wrong because your friend was wrong. If
you had ever submitted a warranty claim to a manufacture you
would know that what I posted is entirely correct.

Mind Trick



Think of a letter between A and W.

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Think of an animal that begins with that letter.

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Think of either a man's/woman's name that begins with the

last letter in the animals name

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Look at you palm very closely and notice the lines in your

hand.


Do the lines take the form of the first letter in the persons

name?

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Of course not.......

Now smack yourself in the head, get away form you PC and get a
life, bye


mike hunt



netsuke wrote:
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> <MikeHunt2@mailcity.coml> wrote in message
> news:3F687B21.7E2C1F7A@mailcity.coml...
> > Duh! What part of "Only if it causes an OEM part to fail. That
> > failure would not be covered, but the warranty would not be
> > voided" didn't you understand?
>
> I understand what you said crap-for-brains...try reading your own post
> again...his electrical warranty *was* voided in total.
>
> >That is why it is to ones
> > advantage to use OEM options, then the causal part is also
> > covered by the warranty.
> >
> > IF the failure of the ECM can be shown to be a result from the
> > non OEM part it would not be covered. The warranty, or any part
> > if it, CAN NOT be voided only the warranty COVERAGE for that
> > failure.
>
> Sorry sport, but you are wrong. My friend fought this "cancellation" of his
> warranty, and lost.
>
> >Only the causal part can result in that particular
> > warranty claim being denied by the manufacture. Try reading the
> > warranty booklet provided by the manufacture and the federal
> > warranty requirements,
>
> Dood, fact remains, his entire electrical warranty was voided from that
> point.
>
> >before you make yet another foolish
> > statement.
>
> Heh heh...all one has to do is a simple Google search on you, to see how
> often you are wrong...dead wrong in most cases.
>
> > Normally I would not waste my time replying to a stupid posting
> > but I don't want your post taken as fact by someone who may
> > have a warranty problem because of you misinformation.
> >
> >
> > mike hunt
>
> Right...right. If you are worried about "wasting time", do us all a favor,
> and shut up about things you know nothing about. You have been caught, and
> proven to be a liar here...nuff said!