> The warrantee on my '03 Mazda6 is going to expire in three months. Does
> anyone know if it's worth it to look into getting an extended warrantee
> at this point?
It is alleged that KWS claimed:
> I have bought extended warranties in the past, but only on American
> cars. If your '03 has been a reliable car, as many Mazdas are, it's
> probably not worth the expense.
Over all, it's been reliable. But there is also the fact that this is
the first-year of the car. Plus, mine is from the first production
run. In dietitian to the factory recall issues, about two years ago I
needed my radiator replaced due to a very strange coolant leak.

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Forusto playwit - 16 Sep 2006 18:55 GMT
My experience is that if you have a mazda extended warranty, be sure you
SAVE ALL RECIEPTS for anything ever done.
I got screwed because I missed saving 3 oil change reciepts after I changed
over to synthetic oil, and it was $6000 to fix the bottom end of my motor.
That was after it was recommended it would be a good thing to do.
> It is alleged that KWS claimed:
>
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> run. In dietitian to the factory recall issues, about two years ago I
> needed my radiator replaced due to a very strange coolant leak.
Jeffrey Kaplan - 20 Sep 2006 20:18 GMT
It is alleged that Forusto playwit claimed:
> My experience is that if you have a mazda extended warranty, be sure you
> SAVE ALL RECIEPTS for anything ever done.
> I got screwed because I missed saving 3 oil change reciepts after I changed
> over to synthetic oil, and it was $6000 to fix the bottom end of my motor.
> That was after it was recommended it would be a good thing to do.
Was switching oils related at all to fixing the motor?

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