Fuel and Emissions Sample Clauses

Fuel and Emissions. Throttle body, airflow meter, lambda sensor, EGR valve, catalytic convertor, fuel injection ECU and DPF sensors are covered for failure to meet MOT exhaust gas emission standards. Warning lights, fuel leaks, tuning and adjustments are not covered. Any damage caused by contaminated fuel and/or inappropriate fuel is specifically excluded. Drivers View of the Road Windscreen wiper arms and blades, windscreen wiper motors and washer motors. What’s Not Covered • Accidental or malicious damage • Neglect or wear and tear reported during the Vehicle’s previous service • Actual tuning or adjustments to the fuel system • Windscreen, tyres, wheels, exhaust systems, catalytic convertors • The cost of MOT test, re-test and repairs not completed within 30 days of issue of the MOT Test Certificate Report VT30. Territorial limits Cover under this MOT Test Insurance may only be granted to individuals residing, or corporate bodies registered in the United Kingdom. This MOT Test Insurance does not become effective until your application form and payment is received by the administrator, on behalf of the insurer, and a Registration Confirmation Letter has been issued. MOT Test Insurance – Terms and Conditions Please carefully read the following terms and conditions: • The MOT Test Insurance is in addition to your legal rights, and does not affect your statutory rights as a consumer. • Any exploratory dismantling charges will only be reimbursed as part of a valid claim. It is the responsibility of the vehicle owner to authorise dismantling and to pay the charges if such dismantling proves that the failure is not covered by the MOT Test Insurance. On behalf of the insurer, the administrator reserves the right to subject the failed parts to expert assessment. We reserve the right to provide replacement parts and to carry out repairs under this policy or to arrange for their provision by other persons. • The MOT Test Insurance will not cover any component covered by any other existing warranties or insurances. • If any claim is fraudulent in any respect, all benefits under this insurance will be forfeited. • The reimbursement for any claim under this MOT Test Insurance shall not exceed the manufacturer’s list prices for parts and labour costs. • The insurer shall not be liable for any statement or representation, written or verbal (by whomsoever made), which contradicts the terms and conditions in this MOT Test Insurance, unless such statement or representation is supported by th...
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Fuel and Emissions. (i) Any emission allowances, credits or authorizations of any kind ("Allowances") allocated from time to time to the Seller by any state or federal governmental entity for the Committed Units pursuant to any state, regional or national program for the reduction of emissions of air pollutants of any kind that applies to the Committed Units and similarly situated units that are like the Committed Units ("Allowance Budget Program"), including NOx, SO2, mercury, carbon or other greenhouse gases, whether such program now exists or is hereafter established, and including, without limitation, the NOx Budget program being developed for the State of Illinois and commonly referred to as "Subpart W," to respond to Illinois' obligations under what is commonly called the U.S. EPA's "NOx SIP Call," will be used by Seller to support generation under this Agreement (and generation of Electric Energy by Units 1 and 2 under the Engage Agreements during the True-Up Period)
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