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jadmt
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same warranty items are covered. looking back at my 2018 compared to my 24 I can't really see anything too different on coverages.
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Yeah, it definitely gets weird. I'm always running single vin inquires outside of basic. Some really weird shit can be covered for long, long times. The 17 Pacifica hybrid had a 15yr/150k mile PZEV emissions warranty here in California and that covers damn near anything that could even remotely be related to emissions. I just replaced a coolant bottle under that warranty at 110k miles.
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The verbiage “internally lubricated” comes from my warranty docs with my 2018. I’m sure there are some grey areas.
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Powertrain warranties tend to be designed to cover things that pretty much never break. So you could say the rule of thumb is - is it broken? Then it's not covered.
But sometimes you get lucky.
But sometimes you get lucky.
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