YOUR RESEARCHWarranty Insurance
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Got a policy that came with the car through reliable and it has the verbiage only internal oiled parts etc ie not covering our little friend. Car has 72 k on it but only 22K on motor that has been in there since 04 (not driven much of course hence a bit of worry). I can cash out the policy (only a one year policy) and just have the rms (is seeping a bit) and bearing switched out . PPI was good all around Thoughts
I would switch out IMS, fix RMS and keep the warranty. Also see if it needs a clutch while in there. Oh and don't forget to post pics.
I have a warranty and just paid to have the "Big 5" done on my own dime: IMSB AOS RMS Clutch Water pump I prefer preventative maintenance rather than fighting with a warranty claim on a blown up car after the fact. I'll let the warranty cover things now that the basics have been refreshed.
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