Warranty extension
 

It looks like a lot of us suddenly have a longer warranty -- or we will,
when the dust settles.

Not a huge issue, but Honda was sued by a few people claiming that the
odometers of many Honda & Acura products were overstating the distance
driven, thereby reducing the actual mileage available under warranty.
It's a class action suit, so anyone who bought or leased a Honda or
Acura (new) between April 13, 2002 and November 7, 2006 gets 5% added to
the mile limit of their warranty.

For most of us -- the 36/36,000 people -- that adds up to a whopping
1,800 extra miles of warranty.

No admission of any odometer problems by Honda. Just a little extra
warranty. I've never noticed any problems with mine...

Re: Warranty extension
 

Robert Barr <not@for.harvest> wrote in
news:7_Mvh.57301$wc5.32568@newssvr25.news.prodigy. net:

> It looks like a lot of us suddenly have a longer warranty -- or we will,
> when the dust settles.
>
> Not a huge issue, but Honda was sued by a few people claiming that the
> odometers of many Honda & Acura products were overstating the distance
> driven, thereby reducing the actual mileage available under warranty.
> It's a class action suit, so anyone who bought or leased a Honda or
> Acura (new) between April 13, 2002 and November 7, 2006 gets 5% added to
> the mile limit of their warranty.
>
> For most of us -- the 36/36,000 people -- that adds up to a whopping
> 1,800 extra miles of warranty.
>
> No admission of any odometer problems by Honda. Just a little extra
> warranty. I've never noticed any problems with mine...
>

If the odometer was reading incorrectly,then the speedo should also be
inaccurate.That's how the odo reads miles,isn't it?

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net

Re: Warranty extension
 

Robert Barr <not@for.harvest> wrote in
news:7_Mvh.57301$wc5.32568@newssvr25.news.prodigy. net:

> It looks like a lot of us suddenly have a longer warranty -- or we will,
> when the dust settles.
>
> Not a huge issue, but Honda was sued by a few people claiming that the
> odometers of many Honda & Acura products were overstating the distance
> driven, thereby reducing the actual mileage available under warranty.
> It's a class action suit, so anyone who bought or leased a Honda or
> Acura (new) between April 13, 2002 and November 7, 2006 gets 5% added to
> the mile limit of their warranty.
>
> For most of us -- the 36/36,000 people -- that adds up to a whopping
> 1,800 extra miles of warranty.
>
> No admission of any odometer problems by Honda. Just a little extra
> warranty. I've never noticed any problems with mine...
>

If the odometer was reading incorrectly,then the speedo should also be
inaccurate.That's how the odo reads miles,isn't it?

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net

Re: Warranty extension
 

Robert Barr <not@for.harvest> wrote in
news:7_Mvh.57301$wc5.32568@newssvr25.news.prodigy. net:

> It looks like a lot of us suddenly have a longer warranty -- or we will,
> when the dust settles.
>
> Not a huge issue, but Honda was sued by a few people claiming that the
> odometers of many Honda & Acura products were overstating the distance
> driven, thereby reducing the actual mileage available under warranty.
> It's a class action suit, so anyone who bought or leased a Honda or
> Acura (new) between April 13, 2002 and November 7, 2006 gets 5% added to
> the mile limit of their warranty.
>
> For most of us -- the 36/36,000 people -- that adds up to a whopping
> 1,800 extra miles of warranty.
>
> No admission of any odometer problems by Honda. Just a little extra
> warranty. I've never noticed any problems with mine...
>

If the odometer was reading incorrectly,then the speedo should also be
inaccurate.That's how the odo reads miles,isn't it?

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net

Re: Warranty extension
 

Robert Barr <not@for.harvest> wrote in
news:7_Mvh.57301$wc5.32568@newssvr25.news.prodigy. net:

> It looks like a lot of us suddenly have a longer warranty -- or we will,
> when the dust settles.
>
> Not a huge issue, but Honda was sued by a few people claiming that the
> odometers of many Honda & Acura products were overstating the distance
> driven, thereby reducing the actual mileage available under warranty.
> It's a class action suit, so anyone who bought or leased a Honda or
> Acura (new) between April 13, 2002 and November 7, 2006 gets 5% added to
> the mile limit of their warranty.
>
> For most of us -- the 36/36,000 people -- that adds up to a whopping
> 1,800 extra miles of warranty.
>
> No admission of any odometer problems by Honda. Just a little extra
> warranty. I've never noticed any problems with mine...
>

If the odometer was reading incorrectly,then the speedo should also be
inaccurate.That's how the odo reads miles,isn't it?

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net

Re: Warranty extension
 

Robert Barr wrote:
> It looks like a lot of us suddenly have a longer warranty -- or we will,
> when the dust settles.
>
> Not a huge issue, but Honda was sued by a few people claiming that the
> odometers of many Honda & Acura products were overstating the distance
> driven, thereby reducing the actual mileage available under warranty.
> It's a class action suit, so anyone who bought or leased a Honda or
> Acura (new) between April 13, 2002 and November 7, 2006 gets 5% added to
> the mile limit of their warranty.
>

Hmmm, I have always wondered why the trip computer portion of our 2003
Accord's factory navigation system always shows an ever so slightly
shorter distance traveled than does the trip odometer. I normally reset
the trip odometer at ever fuel fill-up and the navigation computer does
so automatically.

Nothing which really worries me, but interesting anyway!

Re: Warranty extension
 

Robert Barr wrote:
> It looks like a lot of us suddenly have a longer warranty -- or we will,
> when the dust settles.
>
> Not a huge issue, but Honda was sued by a few people claiming that the
> odometers of many Honda & Acura products were overstating the distance
> driven, thereby reducing the actual mileage available under warranty.
> It's a class action suit, so anyone who bought or leased a Honda or
> Acura (new) between April 13, 2002 and November 7, 2006 gets 5% added to
> the mile limit of their warranty.
>

Hmmm, I have always wondered why the trip computer portion of our 2003
Accord's factory navigation system always shows an ever so slightly
shorter distance traveled than does the trip odometer. I normally reset
the trip odometer at ever fuel fill-up and the navigation computer does
so automatically.

Nothing which really worries me, but interesting anyway!

Re: Warranty extension
 

Robert Barr wrote:
> It looks like a lot of us suddenly have a longer warranty -- or we will,
> when the dust settles.
>
> Not a huge issue, but Honda was sued by a few people claiming that the
> odometers of many Honda & Acura products were overstating the distance
> driven, thereby reducing the actual mileage available under warranty.
> It's a class action suit, so anyone who bought or leased a Honda or
> Acura (new) between April 13, 2002 and November 7, 2006 gets 5% added to
> the mile limit of their warranty.
>

Hmmm, I have always wondered why the trip computer portion of our 2003
Accord's factory navigation system always shows an ever so slightly
shorter distance traveled than does the trip odometer. I normally reset
the trip odometer at ever fuel fill-up and the navigation computer does
so automatically.

Nothing which really worries me, but interesting anyway!

Re: Warranty extension
 

Robert Barr wrote:
> It looks like a lot of us suddenly have a longer warranty -- or we will,
> when the dust settles.
>
> Not a huge issue, but Honda was sued by a few people claiming that the
> odometers of many Honda & Acura products were overstating the distance
> driven, thereby reducing the actual mileage available under warranty.
> It's a class action suit, so anyone who bought or leased a Honda or
> Acura (new) between April 13, 2002 and November 7, 2006 gets 5% added to
> the mile limit of their warranty.
>

Hmmm, I have always wondered why the trip computer portion of our 2003
Accord's factory navigation system always shows an ever so slightly
shorter distance traveled than does the trip odometer. I normally reset
the trip odometer at ever fuel fill-up and the navigation computer does
so automatically.

Nothing which really worries me, but interesting anyway!