Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
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Re: Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
I don't have my warranty in front of me, but:
1.) Are you sure you have to 'transfer' the warranty? I assumed it was a
manufacturer's warranty that was instantly transferrable.
2.) If so, are you sure there is a _charge_ to transfer the warranty?
tw
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> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
I don't have my warranty in front of me, but:
1.) Are you sure you have to 'transfer' the warranty? I assumed it was a
manufacturer's warranty that was instantly transferrable.
2.) If so, are you sure there is a _charge_ to transfer the warranty?
tw
--
PLEASE REMOVE THE "OBVIOUS" TO REPLY.
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Re: Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
I don't have my warranty in front of me, but:
1.) Are you sure you have to 'transfer' the warranty? I assumed it was a
manufacturer's warranty that was instantly transferrable.
2.) If so, are you sure there is a _charge_ to transfer the warranty?
tw
--
PLEASE REMOVE THE "OBVIOUS" TO REPLY.
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
I don't have my warranty in front of me, but:
1.) Are you sure you have to 'transfer' the warranty? I assumed it was a
manufacturer's warranty that was instantly transferrable.
2.) If so, are you sure there is a _charge_ to transfer the warranty?
tw
--
PLEASE REMOVE THE "OBVIOUS" TO REPLY.
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Re: Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
I don't have my warranty in front of me, but:
1.) Are you sure you have to 'transfer' the warranty? I assumed it was a
manufacturer's warranty that was instantly transferrable.
2.) If so, are you sure there is a _charge_ to transfer the warranty?
tw
--
PLEASE REMOVE THE "OBVIOUS" TO REPLY.
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
I don't have my warranty in front of me, but:
1.) Are you sure you have to 'transfer' the warranty? I assumed it was a
manufacturer's warranty that was instantly transferrable.
2.) If so, are you sure there is a _charge_ to transfer the warranty?
tw
--
PLEASE REMOVE THE "OBVIOUS" TO REPLY.
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Re: Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
There's a hundred dollar deductible associated with the 7/70 warranty,
but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of my
'04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and I
didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They aren't
exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White Mountain
Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the dealer nit
picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the dealer. I don't
worry about mine. :-)
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
--
FRH
but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of my
'04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and I
didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They aren't
exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White Mountain
Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the dealer nit
picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the dealer. I don't
worry about mine. :-)
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
--
FRH
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Re: Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
There's a hundred dollar deductible associated with the 7/70 warranty,
but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of my
'04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and I
didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They aren't
exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White Mountain
Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the dealer nit
picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the dealer. I don't
worry about mine. :-)
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
--
FRH
but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of my
'04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and I
didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They aren't
exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White Mountain
Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the dealer nit
picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the dealer. I don't
worry about mine. :-)
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
--
FRH
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Re: Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
There's a hundred dollar deductible associated with the 7/70 warranty,
but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of my
'04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and I
didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They aren't
exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White Mountain
Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the dealer nit
picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the dealer. I don't
worry about mine. :-)
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
--
FRH
but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of my
'04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and I
didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They aren't
exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White Mountain
Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the dealer nit
picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the dealer. I don't
worry about mine. :-)
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
--
FRH
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Re: Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
There's a hundred dollar deductible associated with the 7/70 warranty,
but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of my
'04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and I
didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They aren't
exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White Mountain
Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the dealer nit
picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the dealer. I don't
worry about mine. :-)
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
--
FRH
but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of my
'04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and I
didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They aren't
exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White Mountain
Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the dealer nit
picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the dealer. I don't
worry about mine. :-)
Ripley59 wrote:
> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
--
FRH
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Re: Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
basic powertrain
Jeep Warranty (2001 or older) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
Jeep Warranty (some 2002) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/100,000
Jeep Warranty (2002-2005) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/70,000
Jeep Warranty (2006 and later) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
These are "standard" warranties. Many dealers offer extended warranty
packages from Chrysler or independent sources.
AFAIK Jeep has always quoted warranties in miles in the US. I don't know
about other countries. Canada is somewhere that would probably use
kilometers instead of miles.
FrankW wrote:
> Correct me if I'm wrong
> But I thought my 05TJ Rubicon had the normal 3 year /60,000km full
> warranty "AND" a 100,000km drive train warranty. (convert km to miles)
>
> Frank_v7.0 wrote:
>
>> There's a hundred dollar deductible associated with the 7/70 warranty,
>> but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
>> component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
>> the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
>> dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
>> before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of
>> my '04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and
>> I didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They
>> aren't exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White
>> Mountain Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the
>> dealer nit picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the
>> dealer. I don't worry about mine. :-)
>>
>> Ripley59 wrote:
>>
>>> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
>>> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
>>> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
>>> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
>>> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
>>> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
>>> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
>>> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
>>> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
>>> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
>>> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
>>> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
>>
>>
>
--
FRH
Jeep Warranty (2001 or older) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
Jeep Warranty (some 2002) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/100,000
Jeep Warranty (2002-2005) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/70,000
Jeep Warranty (2006 and later) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
These are "standard" warranties. Many dealers offer extended warranty
packages from Chrysler or independent sources.
AFAIK Jeep has always quoted warranties in miles in the US. I don't know
about other countries. Canada is somewhere that would probably use
kilometers instead of miles.
FrankW wrote:
> Correct me if I'm wrong
> But I thought my 05TJ Rubicon had the normal 3 year /60,000km full
> warranty "AND" a 100,000km drive train warranty. (convert km to miles)
>
> Frank_v7.0 wrote:
>
>> There's a hundred dollar deductible associated with the 7/70 warranty,
>> but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
>> component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
>> the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
>> dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
>> before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of
>> my '04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and
>> I didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They
>> aren't exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White
>> Mountain Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the
>> dealer nit picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the
>> dealer. I don't worry about mine. :-)
>>
>> Ripley59 wrote:
>>
>>> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
>>> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
>>> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
>>> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
>>> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
>>> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
>>> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
>>> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
>>> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
>>> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
>>> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
>>> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
>>
>>
>
--
FRH
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Re: Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
basic powertrain
Jeep Warranty (2001 or older) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
Jeep Warranty (some 2002) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/100,000
Jeep Warranty (2002-2005) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/70,000
Jeep Warranty (2006 and later) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
These are "standard" warranties. Many dealers offer extended warranty
packages from Chrysler or independent sources.
AFAIK Jeep has always quoted warranties in miles in the US. I don't know
about other countries. Canada is somewhere that would probably use
kilometers instead of miles.
FrankW wrote:
> Correct me if I'm wrong
> But I thought my 05TJ Rubicon had the normal 3 year /60,000km full
> warranty "AND" a 100,000km drive train warranty. (convert km to miles)
>
> Frank_v7.0 wrote:
>
>> There's a hundred dollar deductible associated with the 7/70 warranty,
>> but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
>> component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
>> the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
>> dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
>> before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of
>> my '04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and
>> I didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They
>> aren't exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White
>> Mountain Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the
>> dealer nit picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the
>> dealer. I don't worry about mine. :-)
>>
>> Ripley59 wrote:
>>
>>> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
>>> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
>>> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
>>> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
>>> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
>>> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
>>> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
>>> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
>>> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
>>> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
>>> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
>>> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
>>
>>
>
--
FRH
Jeep Warranty (2001 or older) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
Jeep Warranty (some 2002) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/100,000
Jeep Warranty (2002-2005) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/70,000
Jeep Warranty (2006 and later) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
These are "standard" warranties. Many dealers offer extended warranty
packages from Chrysler or independent sources.
AFAIK Jeep has always quoted warranties in miles in the US. I don't know
about other countries. Canada is somewhere that would probably use
kilometers instead of miles.
FrankW wrote:
> Correct me if I'm wrong
> But I thought my 05TJ Rubicon had the normal 3 year /60,000km full
> warranty "AND" a 100,000km drive train warranty. (convert km to miles)
>
> Frank_v7.0 wrote:
>
>> There's a hundred dollar deductible associated with the 7/70 warranty,
>> but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
>> component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
>> the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
>> dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
>> before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of
>> my '04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and
>> I didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They
>> aren't exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White
>> Mountain Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the
>> dealer nit picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the
>> dealer. I don't worry about mine. :-)
>>
>> Ripley59 wrote:
>>
>>> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
>>> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
>>> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
>>> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
>>> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
>>> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
>>> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
>>> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
>>> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
>>> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
>>> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
>>> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
>>
>>
>
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Re: Question on 7/70000 Powertrain warranty
basic powertrain
Jeep Warranty (2001 or older) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
Jeep Warranty (some 2002) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/100,000
Jeep Warranty (2002-2005) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/70,000
Jeep Warranty (2006 and later) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
These are "standard" warranties. Many dealers offer extended warranty
packages from Chrysler or independent sources.
AFAIK Jeep has always quoted warranties in miles in the US. I don't know
about other countries. Canada is somewhere that would probably use
kilometers instead of miles.
FrankW wrote:
> Correct me if I'm wrong
> But I thought my 05TJ Rubicon had the normal 3 year /60,000km full
> warranty "AND" a 100,000km drive train warranty. (convert km to miles)
>
> Frank_v7.0 wrote:
>
>> There's a hundred dollar deductible associated with the 7/70 warranty,
>> but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
>> component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
>> the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
>> dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
>> before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of
>> my '04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and
>> I didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They
>> aren't exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White
>> Mountain Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the
>> dealer nit picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the
>> dealer. I don't worry about mine. :-)
>>
>> Ripley59 wrote:
>>
>>> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
>>> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
>>> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
>>> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
>>> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
>>> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
>>> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
>>> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
>>> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
>>> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
>>> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
>>> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
>>
>>
>
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FRH
Jeep Warranty (2001 or older) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
Jeep Warranty (some 2002) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/100,000
Jeep Warranty (2002-2005) 3 years/36,000 miles 7 years/70,000
Jeep Warranty (2006 and later) 3 years/36,000 miles 3 years/36,000
These are "standard" warranties. Many dealers offer extended warranty
packages from Chrysler or independent sources.
AFAIK Jeep has always quoted warranties in miles in the US. I don't know
about other countries. Canada is somewhere that would probably use
kilometers instead of miles.
FrankW wrote:
> Correct me if I'm wrong
> But I thought my 05TJ Rubicon had the normal 3 year /60,000km full
> warranty "AND" a 100,000km drive train warranty. (convert km to miles)
>
> Frank_v7.0 wrote:
>
>> There's a hundred dollar deductible associated with the 7/70 warranty,
>> but that's peanuts if you need service on a failed drive train
>> component. I have an '04 that I purchased with 14K on it and was under
>> the impression that I would have to pay the $150 transfer fee. The
>> dealer ran my VIN to confirm when I came in to pay. (you must do this
>> before the 3/36 runs out) He said because of the manufacture date of
>> my '04 the 7/70 warranty was "on the vehicle" like previous years and
>> I didn't have to pay the $150 to "transfer" to a new owner. They
>> aren't exactly cheap for service, but they're honest (Fuller's White
>> Mountain Jeep in Show Low Arizona). As to your question about the
>> dealer nit picking the 7/70 warranty I guess that depends on the
>> dealer. I don't worry about mine. :-)
>>
>> Ripley59 wrote:
>>
>>> So after years of wanting one, I finally got a Jeep :-). Its a 2005
>>> Rubicon I bought from a dealership. They got it as a trade-in on a
>>> Toyota minivan. At the time of purchase, 8 days ago, they told me
>>> that since its a dealer purchase I have the option to transfer the
>>> 7/70 powertrain warranty for $150.00. The 36000 miles/3 years
>>> warranty already comes with the vehicle. Is it worth it? Or is it
>>> one of those deals where in order to keep the warranty, I'll have to
>>> have all service and repairs, no matter how trivial, done at the
>>> dealership, and when something actually does break they'll say, "Oh,
>>> this is just normal wear and tear." or "If you look at the footnote to
>>> paragraph 8 on page 79 of your warranty agreement, you'll see that its
>>> not covered." Thanks for any advice!
>>
>>
>
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FRH
