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it's ok, now I have a Toyota battery instead.it looks exactly the same as the "Lexus" battery(another Interstate), but with different stickers. $65 otd and if this one dies my buddy at Toyota will warranty it.
it's ok, now I have a Toyota battery instead.it looks exactly the same as the "Lexus" battery(another Interstate), but with different stickers. $65 otd and if this one dies my buddy at Toyota will warranty it.
edit: check out my post count.
chuckb,
my grandmama would say that you need to play the lotto 2nite with a post count like that(6666)! to bad your're not in GA the jackpot is over 270 large!
Sorry to here about your situation Chuck..This is a topic of discussion right now in car chat with another vehicle (I bowed gracefully from that thread on my own).. As I mentioned in that thread, car dealers are not in the business of giving away car batteries for free or out of courtesy to satisfy the customer. There is a free replacement period and a prorated period when it comes to the auto batteries. By what you mentioned here, your battery should be within the prorated period and money deducted on the purchase of a new battery. Lexus warranty info below........
There is a difference in the CPO warranty vs New Car warranty in that a dead battery under new car warranty is replaced free (not prorated) up to the last day. I bought ms GS as a CPO but it was still under new car warranty. My battery went dead after 3 years and was replaced free under new car warranty. Now 3 years later, the replacement battery went dead and I just decided to buy my own.
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