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The service excludes. (i) All wear and tear as well as friction items and mechanical failure including, but not limited to, brake linings, discs and pad as well as any clutch components; (ii) Any charges normally recoverable under a Comprehensive Motor Insurance Policy or the Manufacturer's Warranty or, if applicable to the vehicle, a Service and Maintenance Plan; (iii) Any repair or replacement costs and charges resulting from your failure to: • Carry out your duties under this contract; • Comply with the Manufacturer's Handbook; • Service the vehicle, as per the requirements of the Manufacturer Handbook; • Carry out preventative maintenance as set out in clause 8(iv); (iv) Any non-mechanical interior breakages or damage to interior upholstery or bodywork; (v) All maintenance and mechanical repairs needed by the vehicle that are not part of standard service as set out in clause 3(a), including wear and tear items such as brake linings, batteries and exhausts; (vi) Service products needed between standard services, including fuel, engine oil, transmission oil, brake fluid and other lubricants;
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