If it's the OEM engine harness that's on the chassis side. They are correct, it is not covered under the extended engine warranty. This is a 2019 and it's already out of chassis warranty? What month did you buy it and how many miles are on it?
The chassis warranty can be found on the paperwork you signed. It's the warranty agreement. The extended chassis warranty covers about 99% of the same stuff with some random exclusions. Unfortunately, them not offering it to you isn't really a factor here. It's the customers responsibility to be well informed on these purchases. I imagine when you shop for a new personal vehicle you do research into the warranty, if you should purchase an extended warranty, etc - the same goes for these types of purchases as well.
Without being there and seeing repair bills, fault codes, etc I can't really offer any advice other than letting you know that based on what you've said everything sounds correct.
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Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Belials, Jun 10, 2014.
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We purchased the truck in Nov 2018. And currently have 373000 miles.
Thanks for the advice.
We thought we where getting full extended warrenty when we purchased the truck. But you are correct we should of done more research but being first time buyer where told to get all the warrenty we could. So we thought we did. But know know different. -
If it's any consolation, while I typically recommend extended chassis warranty to customers, they're not AS important as the extended engine warranties are. You've likely saved yourself tons more money by getting those.magoo68 Thanks this. -
What do you think about the Allison 2500hs transmission for a medium duty truck. Do you happen to know the warranty on those and the extended warranty. I believe it's 3 years standard limited warranty + 1 partnership coverage. What do they mean by partnership coverage?
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Hey Belials you still here?
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Looking for a fleet strategy. Im lost with all the Peterbilt / Paccar extended warranties, should we get plan A-B-C? And what about the major component extended plan and the aftertreatment plan? Truck does 125 000 miles each year and exchange for new every 4-5 years or 620 000 miles.
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Trade every 3years and don’t deal with anything.......
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Whats the trade value then?
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