Alright guys i've got question for all of you. As you know what I drive, I got 46k miles on it I'm clearly out of 3/36. but I do have the extended warranty will it cover a broken leaf spring?

 

you have a good one. hope it's a ford esp one then more then likely. you will have to make a phone call and be sure. if not try hackensack spring on river road or i think michelles or some thing like that in paterson. those are the only 2 i have used
good luck charlie g

 

I still have not check my paper work, all I can remember of it is a three year extended.
If its not covered I can all ways call my friend he is the manager of Jenson & mitchells in Jersey City. most the likely the best I do with him is his cost, not free.

 

If you got the full extended warranty, rather than just the powertrain extended warranty, then yes the spring should be covered.

I generally don't bother with extended warranties because I exceed the mileage limit long before the original warranty is over... so for me its a waste of money.

 

Turns out it is covered under the warranty but deductible is $100. which what my friend would charge me. By the way I have the ExtraCARE coverage, got until 1/27/07 or 75,000. judging by the mileage I'm putting on the truck,warranty will run out .

 

Thats what always happens to me.... I nail the mileage number long before the time runs out. Back in the late 80's I bought a brand new Plymouth... as I was in sales and was driving all over the place, my old convertible wasn't reliable enough to guarrentee I'd get there. Came with a 3yr/36K warranty on the whole car, and 70K on the powertrain.

I put 31K on it the first year. Glad I only paid $8888.88 for it. LOL

 

Wow, now I know i dont drive much LOL. My 96 ranger I had the 75,000/5 year warranty on it and i hit 75,000 right at the five year mark LOL

 

We're just the opposite, my 2000 (5 yrs old) has 39k and her 2002 (3 yrs old) has 28k.

 

Well, my crewcab as you know is in the 300's and it's a 93...

 

Well I got the spring repaired today! actually only cost eighty bucks.