My rear door panel is bubbling. Is this covered under warranty? Also what about my driver power door lock won't work with the remote to unlock but will to lock, is this covered?

Thanks!

they just replaces both of mine...entire rear panels were replaced on my 2000 with 17k miles.....just waiitng for the fronts to bubble and i will have all 4 replaced...i hope it does not happen though..lance

If you have a valid original factory warranty, it all should be covered. The warranty is "bumper to bumper".

-Punxsutawney Phil

http://www.groundhog.org

My "check engine" light recently came on. The local dealership found/fixed a small egr leak but said it was not covered by my warranty.

How about replacing check valves on the windshield sprayers? covered/not covered?

Chuck
questioning what is covered by warranty

Read the "fine print"! Caveat Emptor. Buyer beware.

I have the "extended" VIP warranty and there is a boatload of stuff not covered that is covered by the original factory warranty. Smog control (of all things) gizmos are not. The door panels would not be covered under the extended VIP warranty, but a power door lock would. I don't know about the certified warranty. Since there is a $50 deductible for the VIP, I'd probably replace my own WSW nozzles, since they are unlikely to list for $25/ea.

-Punxsutawney Phil

Pretty sure there is a FEDERAL LAW that says all smog related items are covered on ALL CARS for 50k miles.