Hi james,
   I'd give the Stealership a call. If you have more time than I think
you have then there's an email contact addresses at:
http://www.jeep.com/universal/J/index.jsp?actionURL=/wccs/brand_forms/us/input.j
sp&titleStr=Contact+Jeep&leftNavURL=/wccs/brand_forms/us/templates/J/left.jsp&fr
anchise=J&familyStr=brand&family=brand&appStr=wccs&prefix=
       God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
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like any other it's prorated

I have the same battery; bought three so far. None have gotten to or through
the warranty period. With 13 months left on this one The Dodge dealer in
Florida told me he would credit 78 cents for the unused 13 months toward a
new battery ($90). However the warranty would only be for the remaining 13
months. If I reject the 78 cents and pay the full price then I would get a 60-
month warranty as stated on the battery by Mopar. They seem to run a scam on
the warranty. Without the receipt they would not even offer 78 cents. The new
battery's value is $120 according to the parts manager, so they claim to lose
money by charging only $90. This was their way to get you in the dealer's
shop according to the parts manager.

The Senior Customer rep at Chrysler Dodge told me that Mopar warranties their
batteries for 12 months-- that all. She (Gail) had no notion of my claim for
a pro rata warranty. She said that each dealer is independent and assumes the
responsibility for such parts and services. Dodge is out of the loop. She
seemed so disingenuous and uninformed about Mopar's warranty.

My first Mopar failed within 12 months and was replaced at no charge under
warranty. The other two were replaced with a pro rata adjustment. The latest
offer was the worst I have ever heard from the local Dodge dealer and the
senior Staff Rep for Chrysler. They have some serious problems!

I went elsewhere and bought an Interstate with nationwide warranty for 81
months, higher ampere ratings and only $71.

Based on my experience with Dodge reps and Mopar batteries, I would caution
anyone trying to go through what I did. The Dodge organization is obviously
having internal problems and the quality of its products and services are
hurting from my experience. Buyers should read their warranty in writing;
chances are there is no such document in your possession.

You may want to try something better than Dodge or Mopar based on my
misadventure with Dodge and Mopar.