Sorry gentlemen (and ladies - not likely) but was not sure exactly who else to ask. Its not a commodore, though my sister purchased a second hand Holden barina in March, with a 12 month warranty. The car has had all sorts of problems, and now the seller has informed her that there is 'something' wrong with the fuel injection? Either way, according to the warranty booklet 12 month warranty Egine block (if damaged by internal components), oil pump, pistons, piston rings, crankshaft and meshing timing gears, crankshaft, bearing and camshaft bearings, cylinder wrist pins, camshaft and camshaft gears, interal bushings, connecting rods, balance shaft and bearings (Cylinder head gadskets are only covered when repairs are carried out on the components listed in this subsection) How am I able to figure out whether or or not fuel injectors are covered? The salesman says he will only cover $150 of the total cost? Does that mean that he recognises that its covered by warranty and hes trying to pull a ninja throw off, or is he being honest?
The injectors will only cost $150 at the most for that car,so what he is saying is that he will cover the cost for them but you will have to pay for the labour cost for them to be put in.
He is saying its going to cost a couple hundred dollars to repair/replace the fuel injectors - and hes saying that it isnt covered by the 12 month warranty and that he wants to reword the agreement/warranty and he'll cover up to $150
Second hand warranty's are not worth the piece of paper they are written on. Can the car be taken to a second mechanic for an inspection?
