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Originally Posted by theDreamer
I mean, other than going and quoting the Act specifically, every article I have ever read, know about, or seen pertaining to Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act as stated that "Under the Magnuson-Moss Act, a dealer must prove, not just vocalize, that aftermarket equipment caused the need for repairs before it can deny warranty coverage. If the dealer cannot prove such a claim — or it proffers a questionable explanation — it is your legal right to demand compliance with the warranty."
The italicized part is a quote from an article I have, and is the same conclusion from every other article.
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Ok, by "legal right" - that means getting, at the very least, a lawyer to write them a letter...
Also take into account what the main point of the Magnuson-Moss Act pertains to....
(the prevention of) dealer/manufacturer Tie-in Sales to maintain warranty.
A specific example...
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You change the oil in your car at your regularly scheduled intervals.
You use a Fram oil filter.
Engine blows up with no other modifications and no signs of abuse.
Dealer says they won't cover the claim becasue you didn't use a Nissan Oil Filter.
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THERE you have a claim under the Magnuson-Moss Act.