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Originally Posted by motorhead
That's true, but there is also all a sentence saying they can deny for lack of proper maintenance.
There is their out if you don't take it to a GM dealer. It all comes down to the fact that that warranty isn't worth the paper it's printed on because ,in the end, they can do what they want. They know that most people don't have the time or money to fight them. They only thing you can do is deny them your money.
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The Magnuson-Moss warranty act prevents a car manufacturer from denying your claims simply because you didn't use THEM for the service/repairs. For GM to require you to use GM to complete service and repairs would be a violation of MM. This was a federal ruling, and GM isn't above that.
Warranty Denials are different, and though the burden of proof is on GM, they can deny it until they're blue in the face, until you actually file a claim/pursue legal action.