How is the warranty period calculated after engine replacement?

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EmersynMarie
07/30/25 3:33am
After engine replacement, the warranty period for the engine will be recalculated, while other components remain under the original warranty terms. The details are as follows: 1. Within 60 days of purchase or 3,000 kilometers driven (whichever comes first), if major components of the engine or transmission exhibit quality issues, consumers may opt for a free replacement of the engine or transmission. 2. The Three Guarantees validity period is 2 years or 50,000 kilometers driven (whichever comes first). During this period, if two repairs have been conducted for critical safety performance failures that remain unresolved or new critical safety failures emerge, consumers may choose to replace or return the vehicle. 3. The Three Guarantees warranty period is 3 years or 60,000 kilometers (whichever comes first). If product quality issues arise during this timeframe (wear-and-tear parts have separate warranty periods), consumers can receive free repairs (including labor and parts costs) from authorized service centers by presenting the Three Guarantees certificate.
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