CarbonSteel
Well-Known Member
Yes; it does not change the fact that if they require you to use a specified anything they have to provide it free of charge. They cannot say "recommended" and then try to force a denied warranty because you chose to use something that was recommended versus required.Did you read the section that I quoted out of the Wrangler warranty guide?
I TOTALLY get what you are saying, but lawyers love this type of wording and that is not to say that I would not follow recommendations, but it is important to note the difference. With that said, how many oil related failures has anyone had that was a result of the chosen oil versus lack of maintenance or other failed part? If anyone thinks that using XW-30 or xW-40 is going to cause an engine failure versus xW-20, there is some ocean front property in Arizona for sale...
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