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Caverman,
If you are concerned about the warranty you need to go ahead and try to have the dealer look at it. No reason to hold back. Denied warranty NOW is no worse than denied warranty some time later so no need to hold back. If it IS a casting flaw or some other warrantiable problem, they need to be the ones to find it. If they get in there and fix it (and it is not warranty) then it isn't going to cost you an arm and a leg.
Hope it all works out for you,
-Mark.
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