I'm having issues with my Costco Interstate battery and it's well within the 42 month replacement period. It's got that's powdery leak that's greenish white. I guess Costco tends to just take them in without worrying about testing them. I had not problem getting them to take an old Kirkland Signature battery back in 2010 when it was less than 2 years old and had the full warranty.
However, I'm looking at the warranty terms and they seem to exclude diesels with the exception of passenger cars/pickups. Is there something that diesels do to batteries or is this just another way of saying it's likely some sort of commercial vehicle?
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https://www.costco.com/wcsstore/Cos...achment/Costco+Battery-Warranty+2018.pdf
If a passenger car battery is used in a commercial vehicle, diesel vehicle (not including passenger automobiles and pickups), truck with a carrying capacity of more than one ton, lawn tractor, snowmobile, recreational vehicle, golf cart, or marine vehicle, the limited warranty is reduced to a free-replacement period of six months and a pro rata limited warranty period of one half the indicated life for that battery. The same policy applies to golf cart and marine batteries that are used for commercial purposes even if the battery was made for that application.
However, I'm looking at the warranty terms and they seem to exclude diesels with the exception of passenger cars/pickups. Is there something that diesels do to batteries or is this just another way of saying it's likely some sort of commercial vehicle?
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https://www.costco.com/wcsstore/Cos...achment/Costco+Battery-Warranty+2018.pdf
If a passenger car battery is used in a commercial vehicle, diesel vehicle (not including passenger automobiles and pickups), truck with a carrying capacity of more than one ton, lawn tractor, snowmobile, recreational vehicle, golf cart, or marine vehicle, the limited warranty is reduced to a free-replacement period of six months and a pro rata limited warranty period of one half the indicated life for that battery. The same policy applies to golf cart and marine batteries that are used for commercial purposes even if the battery was made for that application.