What Are You Thinking About?

[yubby24]

Thinking about the first thing I would do after all of these... hug the most important and significant person in my life. He's not with me since the ECQ started. It sucks.

ECQ definitely hit me hard. realized a lot. Things that really matters most. In a snap, businesses, work, material things are useless..

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I'll go on a long drive. Ito pinaka-effective kong pangtanggal ng stress eh.

Kamustahin ko rin parents ko personally pag pwede na magtravel.

[ninjababez]

I'll go on a long drive. Ito pinaka-effective kong pangtanggal ng stress eh.

Kamustahin ko rin parents ko personally pag pwede na magtravel.

wag muna bro, i dodge a bullet yesterday. since nasa pque ako and madaanan yun house ng tita ko, dapat kamustahin ko. buti nalang my boss called and asked for updates, ayun naubusan ng oras. anyway, nasa manila hospital daw tita and tito ko both with pneumonia, tapos later sa video chat sinabi na covid19 positive yun tito ko [emoji3525]

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[jmc21420]

I was told to come back the moment I reached 1k, but they are closed




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[Jun aka Pekto]

I am thinking about how brands will honor warranty & PMS? Will they stick to their 6 month rule or just go with the 5k mileage interval? Maraming mawawalan ng warranty if they stick to the time frame.


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I thought the general rule is 5000 miles or six months, whichever comes first.

[travajante]

I thought the general rule is 5000 miles or six months, whichever comes first.

The dealerships here are needier, greedier.🤪

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[Jun aka Pekto]

The dealerships here are needier, greedier.🤪

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Don't feel bad. Many here are the same way, esp the luxury brands. But, the Toyota dealer I go to is pretty decent.

[travajante]

Don't feel bad. Many here are the same way, esp the luxury brands. But, the Toyota dealer I go to is pretty decent.

Not really affected. PMS on ours are all DIY'd except for the Yojin-covered free Mazda maintenance. I don't really worry about their warranty voiding blackmail.[emoji16]

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[bloowolf]

I thought the general rule is 5000 miles or six months, whichever comes first.

But these are not normal times. We’re on strict 1 month home Q, so dealerships are closed. Cars are rarely used to accumulate the necessary mileage & unfair to count the 1 month on lockdown. I’m just curious what their play is. My pms due at the end of the month.


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[thenightcrawler]

Not really affected. PMS on ours are all DIY'd except for the Yojin-covered free Mazda maintenance. I don't really worry about their warranty voiding blackmail.[emoji16]

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Is mazda still offering yojin?

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[Jun aka Pekto]

But these are not normal times. We’re on strict 1 month home Q, so dealerships are closed. Cars are rarely used to accumulate the necessary mileage & unfair to count the 1 month on lockdown. I’m just curious what their play is. My pms due at the end of the month.


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I don't think being a bit off on the maintenance interval will do any harm. I stick to an approximate schedule myself, sometimes a little early (usually before a road trip), most of the time a little late.

[travajante]

Is mazda still offering yojin?

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Yup.

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[yubby24]

wag muna bro, i dodge a bullet yesterday. since nasa pque ako and madaanan yun house ng tita ko, dapat kamustahin ko. buti nalang my boss called and asked for updates, ayun naubusan ng oras. anyway, nasa manila hospital daw tita and tito ko both with pneumonia, tapos later sa video chat sinabi na covid19 positive yun tito ko [emoji3525]

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Yes sir. Pag medyo bumalik na sa normal ang lagay natin. Nakakamusta ko lang sa ngayon parents ko thru tawag/text. Okay pa naman sila dun. Di lumalabas.

Sana makarecover si tito mo sir.

[travajante]

I don't think being a bit off on the maintenance interval will do any harm. I stick to an approximate schedule myself, sometimes a little early (usually before a road trip), most of the time a little late.

True....but there's that warranty issue scare trick they wave at you. Seems to work for most. Look how much people are willingly shelling out everytime they check cars in for PMS....Twice-quad DIY easily, depending on the badge? By the time warranty expires, ever wonder about the overspending on dealership PMS for a depreciating appliance?
My take? Should anything fail under the covered period, it's unlikely gonna be the motor anyway. Plus, currently don't have CVTs....no drivetrain paranoia & warranty fears.
DIY significantly saves. I'd even be more assured of the quality of care that way. A good insurance policy, however, I won't scrimp on. Accidents, they can happen....even to the best & most careful.[emoji120]

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[Walter]

But these are not normal times. We’re on strict 1 month home Q, so dealerships are closed. Cars are rarely used to accumulate the necessary mileage & unfair to count the 1 month on lockdown. I’m just curious what their play is. My pms due at the end of the month.

Oil degrades whether vehicle is used or not ... so they say ...

[dr. d]

But these are not normal times. We’re on strict 1 month home Q, so dealerships are closed. Cars are rarely used to accumulate the necessary mileage & unfair to count the 1 month on lockdown. I’m just curious what their play is. My pms due at the end of the month.


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perhaps the lockdown would already have loosened up a bit, by that time.

if the warranty period is over, then there shouldn't be any problem.
if the car is in reasonably good condition, i do not think something significantly negative will occur to the car, if one over-stepped the pms schedule by a couple of months of lockdown condition.
just check that the car does not get its fluids "below the warning line".

[Jun aka Pekto]

True....but there's that warranty issue scare trick they wave at you. Seems to work for most. Look how much people are willingly shelling out everytime they check cars in for PMS....Twice-quad DIY easily, depending on the badge? By the time warranty expires, ever wonder about the overspending on dealership PMS for a depreciating appliance?
My take? Should anything fail under the covered period, it's unlikely gonna be the motor anyway. Plus, currently don't have CVTs....no drivetrain paranoia & warranty fears.
DIY significantly saves. I'd even be more assured of the quality of care that way. A good insurance policy, however, I won't scrimp on. Accidents, they can happen....even to the best & most careful.[emoji120]

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I always worry about the CVT of my wife's 2013 Rogue. It was the last of the Japanese-built Rogues in the US and the last model year of its generation. I would think whatever kinks that generation had would have been ironed out by them. But, I still worry. I just hope the Rogue reaches 200k miles before I'll have to junk it.

I think there may have been one or two service bulletins which required the car to be brought in to a Nissan service center for repairs. The Nissan dealer did the required work at no cost to us even though it was a little behind on PMS. The wife has a habit of not telling me what the dash warning/reminder messages show.

[bloowolf]

perhaps the lockdown would already have loosened up a bit, by that time.

if the warranty period is over, then there shouldn't be any problem.
if the car is in reasonably good condition, i do not think something significantly negative will occur to the car, if one over-stepped the pms schedule by a couple of months of lockdown condition.
just check that the car does not get its fluids "below the warning line".

Not worried at all doc. I was just curious since almost all sectors have made adjustments (credit cards, utilities....) so I would think they will follow suit. I think they should shelve the 6 month rule for now & just follow the mileage rule. Dealerships have more to loose by voiding the warranty.


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[dr. d]

Not worried at all doc. I was just curious since almost all sectors have made adjustments (credit cards, utilities....) so I would think they will follow suit. I think they should shelve the 6 month rule for now & just follow the mileage rule. Dealerships have more to loose by voiding the warranty.


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i think one or two manufacturers have announced that they were adjusting their payment schedules.
but i do not remember any of them, publicly announcing that their pms / warranty schedules would be adjusted accordingly.
my wild guess and fervent wish is, "they will, but they will not publicly announce it".

[bloowolf]

And imagine, if dealers voided all warranties due to the lockdown, nganga sila.


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[akosijhay]

Asan kaya si Ms. Cathy? Last post nya sa Corona thread nung March 29 pa.