The state of California knows better than everyone else

[PatBuckley]

Originally Posted by meat

No, it's not 'Bull$hit' at all. Dealerships void warranties all the time because owners don't take care of their vehicles.

The key is to make sure you have the documentation to prove that you did the work. And even then it's a PITA to prove once your car has been tagged as being out of warranty by a dealership.

Your pal,
Meat.

Yes, it is BS.

A dealership cannot "void your warranty" if you follow the manufacturers maintenance schedule for your car.

[Rich A]

Meat,
I guess you can't read!!!
I Said

If you follow the maintenance schedule in the owners manual and have documentation that you performed it they can NOT void ANY warranty.

The problem is, 3000 miles is the maintance schedule, according to the book. That is what I was trying to get across. I do not agree with the schedule but if I do not follow it they say that it could void my warrenty.

Terry,
Sorry to hear that your truck requires so much maintenance.
Ask your dealer to provide documentation from GM that states you have to have the oil changed every 3K.
If they can't, I suggestion going to another dealership for you maintenance.

All of my vehicles (GM products) have had a 5K, 7,5K (maintenance schedule in the owners manual) or a oil monitoring system.

[meat]

Originally Posted by Rich A

Meat,
I guess you can't read!!!
I Said

I can read just fine ... what you said, however, was an incorrect response to the original post. Therefore, what you said was incorrect.

Your pal,
Meat.

[meat]

Originally Posted by PatBuckley

Yes, it is BS.

A dealership cannot "void your warranty" if you follow the manufacturers maintenance schedule for your car.

The warranty can be voided for any number of reasons - not the least of which is not being able to prove that you followed the maintenance schedule for your car, therefore you're incorrect.

Your pal,
Meat.

[PatBuckley]

Originally Posted by meat

The warranty can be voided for any number of reasons - not the least of which is not being able to prove that you followed the maintenance schedule for your car, therefore you're incorrect.

Your pal,
Meat.

You obviously don't know what you are talking about - I notice that you are awfully good at making it seem like you do....

The fact is that a dealer cannot void your warranty - it is not up to them to void the warranty. Only the manufacturer can void a warranty on a car.

You also contradicted Rich A for posting "If you follow the maintenance schedule in the owners manual and have documentation that you performed it they can NOT void ANY warranty."

Rich A was correct - you were wrong ---again.

I think you should get your facts straight before you open your mouth again and give out bum information.

Yer pal,

Pat

[meat]

Originally Posted by PatBuckley

You obviously don't know what you are talking about

I always know what I'm talking about, which makes me markedly different than you.

I understand that you really, really, really want to pick a fight with me. Unfortunately, you're woefully unprepared for such an enterprise in both spirit and letter. Not just because you write angry, but also because you don't know your subject matter.

I appreciate your enthusiasm, and highly recommend that you channel it into a more positive and enlightened undertaking in the future. Good luck in all your endeavours!

Your pal,
Meat.

[PatBuckley]

What a POS.