Valid warranty claim definition
Valid warranty claim means a request from an end user, authorized installer, or distributor to the applicant for an inspection, repair, adjustment, replacement, or modification of a specific part or component of the hybrid conversion system or the base engine or vehicle, for which the applicant is invoiced for compensation pursuant to the warranty provisions in Section 10 of these procedures, and compensation is actually provided, excluding warranty repairs made solely for customer satisfaction purposes (i.e., good faith repairs).
Valid warranty claim means a request from an end user within the warranty period to the installer or applicant for an inspection, repair, replacement, adjustment, or modification of a specific part or component of the modified part, vehicle, or engine for which the applicant is invoiced for compensation pursuant to the warranty provisions and compensation is actually provided, excluding warranty repairs made solely for customer satisfaction purposes (i.e., good faith repairs).
Valid warranty claim means a request from an end user, installer, or distributor to the applicant for an inspection, repair, adjustment, replacement, or modification of a specific part or component of the hybrid conversion system or the base engine for which the hybrid system converter is invoiced for compensation pursuant to the warranty
More Definitions of Valid warranty claim
Valid warranty claim means a request from an end user, installer, or distributor to the applicant for an inspection, repair, adjustment, replacement, or modification of a specific part or component of the diesel emission control strategy, vehicle, or engine for which the applicant is invoiced for compensation pursuant to the warranty provisions and compensation is actually provided, excluding warranty repairs made solely for customer satisfaction purposes (i.e., good faith repairs). The number of valid warranty claims will be used to determine the 4 percent failure rate pursuant to sections 2707 and 2709.