Powertrain warranty & Fault code

[workerant]

I did do the search, I did check my warranty book, I did see the Fault code and what it means. But I couldn't find anywhere linking the Fault code to the warranty. And I can't find the thing the fault code mention mention in the warranty.

So... Can someone spoon feed me and point me where I can find the list of Fault code and the warranty that it might be cover under? Especially the Powertrain warranty.

The two code I get right now are:

P0022 -- "A" Camshaft Position timing over-retarded (Bank 2)

P0354 -- Ignition coil D Primary Malfunction

Thanks.

The car is Camry '07 V6 SE. Bought in May '06.

[MJZ]

If it's under warranty (and it is until this May unless you drove over 36,000 miles I believe), just go to the Dealer and they will handle it.

[workerant]

Originally Posted by jzh

If it's under warranty (and it is until this May unless you drove over 36,000 miles I believe), just go to the Dealer and they will handle it.

Thanks for reply... ODO is 57K now

Powertrain is 60K so I hope it's cover under that. But I see no mention of Ignition coil or the Camshaft in the warranty.

[MJZ]

Well, quick search from Toyota:



Powertrain Coverage: 60 months/60,000 miles (engine, transmission/transaxle, front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, seatbelts and air bags).

[workerant]

Originally Posted by jzh

Well, quick search from Toyota:



Powertrain Coverage: 60 months/60,000 miles (engine, transmission/transaxle, front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, seatbelts and air bags).

Exactly.. not saying anything about Ignition nor camshaft. Unless it's apart of one of those which I don't know.

[Redline_Me]

It's part of the engine dude. they wont list every single part in it.

[MJZ]

Originally Posted by TTM77

Exactly.. not saying anything about Ignition nor camshaft. Unless it's apart of one of those which I don't know.

Camshaft is definitely part of Engine. Don't know if you could argue about ignition (is that technically a separate system). Still, all of it sounds like Powertrain to me.

Go to the dealer and have 'em fix it under warranty, just make sure to ask if it's covered under warranty and don't say too much more.

[Redline_Me]

Don't ask if it's covered, just walk in and tell them you are having a problem and you want it fixed.

[workerant]

OMG... Freakin stupid me cleared the Fault code see if it come back.. so the check engine came back but I am not sure if the P0022 code did come back too. So I took it to the dealer and now they want to charge me $260 (total) to fix the Ignition coil and they refuse to check for the P0022 Fault code.

Else they want to charge me $160 for the checking. ARrrrrr

Help.. what should I do???

[workerant]

Originally Posted by JJJJJJ

The code should come back after driving for a week or so. Check with a OBD reader that you have multiple codes.

Take it somewhere else - a different dealer - and this time don't clear any codes.

I told myself not to clear code an hour a go.. thanks.

I told the guy go ahead and fix the ignition coil. $260.

[njerald]

No cost with a Toyota Platinum extended warranty....................

[workerant]

Originally Posted by njerald

No cost with a Toyota Platinum extended warranty....................

Thanks..

In about 2 years my car would reach 100K. And am I right that it exclude the parts that are more likely to go bad?

I just don't want to make the same mistake when I bought the warranty from Sears awhile back. Paid $2K for the warranty and when the handle of the fridge that warranty suppose to cover turn out to be 'cosmetic' and they refuse to cover it. Asked them to replace with whatever handle because the old one broke. I end up getting partial of that warranty back to buy a new fridge.

[njerald]

Originally Posted by TTM77

Thanks..

In about 2 years my car would reach 100K. And am I right that it exclude the parts that are more likely to go bad?

I just don't want to make the same mistake when I bought the warranty from Sears awhile back. Paid $2K for the warranty and when the handle of the fridge that warranty suppose to cover turn out to be 'cosmetic' and they refuse to cover it. Asked them to replace with whatever handle because the old one broke. I end up getting partial of that warranty back to buy a new fridge.

Suckers born every second.....................

"Note: Platinum protection covers virtually all component groups on new vehicles. If your new vehicle's component does not appear on our List of Excluded Components , it is covered by Platinum protection."

List of Excluded Components

• Accessory Drive Belts
• Batteries
• Body Panels
• Brake Linings, Pads and Shoes
• Bumpers
• Carpet
• Chrome
• Clutch Friction Disk and Pressure Plate
• Dash Cover and Pad
• Door Trim, Handles and Fabric
• Filters
• Fluids
• Glass (including Windshield)
• Headliner
• Heating Hoses, Lines and Tubes
• Hinges
• Hybrid System Main Relays
• Hybrid Vehicle Battery
• Hybrid Vehicle Battery Module/Pack
• Hoses
• Interior and Exterior Trim Moldings, including but not limited to, Cup Holders, Ashtrays, Covers, and Vents
• Lamps
• Light Bulbs
• Nuts, Bolts, Clips, Retainers and Fasteners
• Paint
• Rotors and Drums
• Rust and Corrosion Damage
• Seat Covers
• Service Plug
• Shiny Metals
• Spark Plugs
• Structural Framework and Wells
• Tires
• Vacuum Hoses, Lines and Tubes
• Weather Stripping
• Wheels and Rims
• Windshield Wiper Blades (Rubber Component)"