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They actually made it very clear to say that "the warranty doesn't cover any damage that you do" by opening it, not the act of opening it.
by lights0123 5y ago
They actually made it very clear to say that "the warranty doesn't cover any damage that you do" by opening it, not the act of opening it.
- t-writescode 5y agoAs far as I understand, no warranty does, it’s just that car companies (where warranty work is usually talked about) err on the side of happy customers, even when it’s those customers’ faults (like burning a clutch too much because someone doesn’t know how to drive a manual. E.g. maaaaaaybe it might have been a bad clutch that caused it to die after 20k miles)