Warranty Period For Auto Parts
Each car has a warranty period, also called a quality warranty period, which is stipulated by each manufacturer. Generally, two data are given (time and mileage, whichever comes first). During the warranty period, the user is used under the specified conditions of use, and all types of failures or parts damage (loss of use function) caused by the manufacturing, assembly and material quality problems of the vehicle are inspected and confirmed by the manufacturer’s authorized repair station. The manufacturer provides free maintenance or replacement of corresponding spare parts.
During the warranty period, various manufacturers also have different "warranty regulations", where the warranty scope and related precautions for parts are clearly written here. First of all, it needs to be clear that the warranty is not only the entire vehicle warranty, but also includes the front and rear shock absorbers, audio systems, door lifters, mirrors, lamps, door locks and other special "Class A" parts, as well as filters that are more prone to wear. , Spark plugs, clutch discs, wiper blades and tires and other special "B" parts.
In addition, in some cases, the manufacturer's repair station will not provide quality assurance. In summary, there are probably the following aspects:
1. Vehicles that fail to go to the service shop for new car maintenance or regular routine maintenance as required.
After purchasing a new car, the manufacturer will give the user a "free compulsory maintenance". The oil, oil filter, etc. and the corresponding working hours in this maintenance will be paid by the car company. The so-called "mandatory" refers to if the user does not follow the regulations If time is required for compulsory maintenance, it will be deemed to have automatically waived the warranty rights.
2. Self-installation, modification, disassembly, use for special purposes (such as racing, etc.), improper use or damage caused by traffic accidents. Moreover, like Elantra’s warranty regulations also require that if the user changes the purpose of the vehicle without authorization, the vehicle product is used for leasing, leasing or other business items, it will also be deemed to automatically waive the warranty rights.
3. The user disassembles and replaces the odometer without permission, and changes the odometer reading; damage caused by natural disasters, wars, riots and other irresistible factors.
4. After the failure occurs, the manufacturer will only compensate for the original parts that caused the original accident if it is not repaired in the repair shop in time and continue to use it. The owner will be responsible for the enlarged part of the loss.
5. Each manufacturer also has its own regulations for damage caused by improper maintenance operations at the service station. Among them, Brilliance Zunchi’s quality assurance regulations stipulate that this type of quality assurance does not belong to the scope of quality assurance, and the service station shall bear the resulting responsibilities and repair; the surcharge loss caused by vehicle failure does not belong to the scope of quality assurance.