Warranty and changing stuff?
01-20-2005, 02:39 PM
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Re: Warranty and changing stuff?
en9gda@hotmail.com wrote:
> Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
> invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
> charge (as a 'good will' gesture)?
>
> Any comments appreciated...
>
> Gaz
>
The warranty will probably exclude bulbs, so you won't find them
changing them, unless they do it to show how nice they are.
I suppose if you put high-wattage bulbs in and burned out your wiring
(or melted the plastic reflectors..)they'd say that wasn't covered, but
I can't see any problem with fitting correct-wattage E approved bulbs.
> Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
> invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
> charge (as a 'good will' gesture)?
>
> Any comments appreciated...
>
> Gaz
>
The warranty will probably exclude bulbs, so you won't find them
changing them, unless they do it to show how nice they are.
I suppose if you put high-wattage bulbs in and burned out your wiring
(or melted the plastic reflectors..)they'd say that wasn't covered, but
I can't see any problem with fitting correct-wattage E approved bulbs.
01-20-2005, 02:39 PM
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Re: Warranty and changing stuff?
en9gda@hotmail.com wrote:
> Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
> invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
> charge (as a 'good will' gesture)?
>
> Any comments appreciated...
>
> Gaz
>
The warranty will probably exclude bulbs, so you won't find them
changing them, unless they do it to show how nice they are.
I suppose if you put high-wattage bulbs in and burned out your wiring
(or melted the plastic reflectors..)they'd say that wasn't covered, but
I can't see any problem with fitting correct-wattage E approved bulbs.
> Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
> invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
> charge (as a 'good will' gesture)?
>
> Any comments appreciated...
>
> Gaz
>
The warranty will probably exclude bulbs, so you won't find them
changing them, unless they do it to show how nice they are.
I suppose if you put high-wattage bulbs in and burned out your wiring
(or melted the plastic reflectors..)they'd say that wasn't covered, but
I can't see any problem with fitting correct-wattage E approved bulbs.
01-20-2005, 02:39 PM
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Re: Warranty and changing stuff?
en9gda@hotmail.com wrote:
> Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
> invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
> charge (as a 'good will' gesture)?
>
> Any comments appreciated...
>
> Gaz
>
The warranty will probably exclude bulbs, so you won't find them
changing them, unless they do it to show how nice they are.
I suppose if you put high-wattage bulbs in and burned out your wiring
(or melted the plastic reflectors..)they'd say that wasn't covered, but
I can't see any problem with fitting correct-wattage E approved bulbs.
> Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
> invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
> charge (as a 'good will' gesture)?
>
> Any comments appreciated...
>
> Gaz
>
The warranty will probably exclude bulbs, so you won't find them
changing them, unless they do it to show how nice they are.
I suppose if you put high-wattage bulbs in and burned out your wiring
(or melted the plastic reflectors..)they'd say that wasn't covered, but
I can't see any problem with fitting correct-wattage E approved bulbs.
01-20-2005, 07:50 PM
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Re: Warranty and changing stuff?
<en9gda@hotmail.com> wrote...
<< Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
charge (as a 'good will' gesture)? >>
On this side of the Pond, the dealerships cover replacement lights. Best
thing to do is give them a ring and ask.
Peter Smith
<< Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
charge (as a 'good will' gesture)? >>
On this side of the Pond, the dealerships cover replacement lights. Best
thing to do is give them a ring and ask.
Peter Smith
01-20-2005, 07:50 PM
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Re: Warranty and changing stuff?
<en9gda@hotmail.com> wrote...
<< Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
charge (as a 'good will' gesture)? >>
On this side of the Pond, the dealerships cover replacement lights. Best
thing to do is give them a ring and ask.
Peter Smith
<< Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
charge (as a 'good will' gesture)? >>
On this side of the Pond, the dealerships cover replacement lights. Best
thing to do is give them a ring and ask.
Peter Smith
01-20-2005, 07:50 PM
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Re: Warranty and changing stuff?
<en9gda@hotmail.com> wrote...
<< Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
charge (as a 'good will' gesture)? >>
On this side of the Pond, the dealerships cover replacement lights. Best
thing to do is give them a ring and ask.
Peter Smith
<< Got a used A4 in the UK, still under warranty, will changing bulbs etc
invalidate the warranty in any way? and/or will audi change any free of
charge (as a 'good will' gesture)? >>
On this side of the Pond, the dealerships cover replacement lights. Best
thing to do is give them a ring and ask.
Peter Smith
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