How To Get Service - Chrysler Caravan 2005 Maintenance Schedule, Warranties, Roadside Assistance And Optional Service Contracts

HOW TO GET SERVICE

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N ANADA
Warranty service must be done by an authorized Chrysler or Dodge
dealer. If you move or are travelling in Canada, warranty service may be
requested from any authorized DaimlerChrysler dealer, but preferably
one who sells the same Chrysler or Dodge brand vehicle as yours.
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TERRITORIES AND EXICO
If you are travelling temporarily in the United States or Mexico, and
your vehicle remains registered in Canada, your DaimlerChrysler
Canada warranty will still apply. Service may be requested at any
authorized Chrysler or Dodge dealership.
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N A FOREIGN COUNTRY OUTSIDE OF
If you are travelling temporarily outside of North America, and your
vehicle remains registered in Canada, you should take your vehicle
to an authorized Chrysler or Dodge dealer. If the authorized
dealership charges you for repairs which you feel should be covered
under your warranty, please get a detailed receipt for the work done.
2005 Caravan, Grand Caravan, Town & Country and PT Cruiser Convertible
HOW TO GET SERVICE
U.S.
POSSESSIONS AND
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ORTH MERICA
When your vehicle returns to Canada, contact the DaimlerChrysler
Canada Customer Assistance Centre (page 18) for reimbursement
consideration. Reimbursement will not be considered if the vehicle
does not return to Canada.
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F YOU MOVE
If you are moving to another country, be sure to contact the customs
department of the destination country before you move. Vehicle
importation rules vary considerably from country to country.
If you are moving to the United States, be sure to also contact
the DaimlerChrysler Motors Customer Assistance office at
1-800-992-1997 to obtain the necessary documentation to register
your vehicle and to determine warranty eligibility in the U.S.
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OTICE
If your vehicle is registered outside of Canada, and you have not
followed the procedure set out above, your vehicle will no longer be
eligible for warranty coverage of any kind. (Vehicles registered to
Canadian Government officials or military personnel on assignment
outside of Canada will continue to be covered by the basic warranty.)
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