bobdidis

I own a 2004 murano SE. The headlamp failed coz of a short-circuit caused by the assembly letting in water. I have extended warranty, which does not say whether the lamp assembly is covered or not, but per the dealer its not ($800+ cost). Does anyone have any experience on how to better deal with ambiguous issues as this?

2young2retire

Maybe this will help. Always check the service bulletins for you vehicle when you have a problem. The dealers will not.

Good Luck.

Component Description:
5. EXTERIOR LIGHTING:HEADLIGHTS Bulletin Number: 07061
Bulletin Date: Sep 07

Vehicle: 2004 Nissan Murano
Summary:
VEHICLES ARE GETTING MOISTURE IN THE HEADLAMP. ( NHTSA ITEM NUMBER - 10022617 )

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mrbizness

Most warranties have a disclaimer that goies something like this,
If a part is not listed as covered, it is not covered.
Most warranties are for mechanical items and headlamps assemblies are not considered mechanical.

vrefron

A bulletin's existence does not a warranty claim make.

Jaun

The best extended warranty is exclusionary... If it's not excluded, it's covered.