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Main Things NOT Covered by the Warranty

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by leftheaded, Apr 8, 2008.

  1. leftheaded

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    I can read all the things that are covered by the warranty and extended warranties, but what I'm wondering is - what are the common things that are NOT covered?

    Not an exhaustive list (unless it already exists - link please?)... just the "common" repairs that have occurred, but were not covered. I can imagine taking my new car in for a repair, and the dealer saying, "oh, your widget-n-cogs are bad. but those aren't covered by the warranty unless a UFO lands on your car during game 7 of the Wold Series"
     
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    Attached below is a LIST OF EXCLUDED ITEMS from the brochure for the Toyota Extra Care Platinum Plan extended warranty:
     

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    Also, the Toyota Financial Services website has this to say about the Platinum Plan and its excluded components:

    "Note: Platinum protection covers virtually all component groups on new vehicles. If your new vehicle's component does not appear on our List of Excluded Components , it is covered by Platinum protection."

    "List of Excluded Components
    • Accessory Drive Belts
    • Batteries
    • Body Panels
    • Brake Linings, Pads and Shoes
    • Bumpers
    • Carpet
    • Chrome
    • Clutch Friction Disk and Pressure Plate
    • Dash Cover and Pad
    • Door Trim, Handles and Fabric
    • Filters
    • Fluids
    • Glass (including Windshield)
    • Headliner
    • Heating Hoses, Lines and Tubes
    • Hinges
    • Hybrid System Main Relays
    • Hybrid Vehicle Battery
    • Hybrid Vehicle Battery Module/Pack
    • Hoses
    • Interior and Exterior Trim Moldings, including but not limited to, Cup Holders, Ashtrays, Covers, and Vents
    • Lamps
    • Light Bulbs
    • Nuts, Bolts, Clips, Retainers and Fasteners
    • Paint
    • Rotors and Drums
    • Rust and Corrosion Damage
    • Seat Covers
    • Service Plug
    • Shiny Metals
    • Spark Plugs
    • Structural Framework and Wells
    • Tires
    • Vacuum Hoses, Lines and Tubes
    • Weather Stripping
    • Wheels and Rims
    • Windshield Wiper Blades (Rubber Component)"
     
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    wow, that's exactly what i wanted know. i feel embarrassed for asking, now that i see how obvious it was published :(


    what's up with the hybrid components here? i thought the battery had a 10 year warranty (in california only?)?
     
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    Hardly obvious. They couldn't have hidden the info better. On the Toyota Financial Services website, the list of excluded items from the Platinum plan is deeply buried as a link in a footnote.

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    There's no need to include the hybrid components in any of Toyota's extended warranties because the hybrid system is already warranted for 8 years/100,000 miles, and even longer in some states.
     
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    Would the IGI Relay Module be considered one of the Hybrid Components?

    PS Answer given in other thread, the IG1 relay is not part of Hybrid System, thanks guys.
     
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