Does Strange S60 have any type of warranty??
07-25-2010, 08:00 AM
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Does Strange S60 have any type of warranty?? I've had this rear end for 9 months, daily driven. Haven't even been to the track yet. Changed oil at 300, 1k, 2k and just did 5k. I noticed the left side caliper had fluid all over and so I pulled the wheel off. It appears the left side seal is leaking.
I'm going to call strange when I get a chance next week. Has anyone else had sucess with warranty... or are they basically going to give me the " performance part = no warranty" answer?
How hard is it to change the outside seal?
Thanks,
James
I'm going to call strange when I get a chance next week. Has anyone else had sucess with warranty... or are they basically going to give me the " performance part = no warranty" answer?
How hard is it to change the outside seal?
Thanks,
James
07-25-2010, 11:14 AM
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If it's less than 1 year old and the original owner it should be under warranty....as written:
Complete 12 bolt and Strange S-60 assemblies carry a one year parts replacement policy. All parts installed in these assemblies are guaranteed against breakage for one year from that date of purchase (except axles. See above)
I'm sure they will help you out.
Take care,
Jim
Complete 12 bolt and Strange S-60 assemblies carry a one year parts replacement policy. All parts installed in these assemblies are guaranteed against breakage for one year from that date of purchase (except axles. See above)
I'm sure they will help you out.
Take care,
Jim
07-25-2010, 04:28 PM
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I just ordered an S60 and am waiting for delivery. Warranty was one of the things I looked into. They state there is the 12 month, but on the other hand there are various "disclaimers" that elude to not having a warranty at all. Word is they're pretty good about standing behind their product though.
