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Inside5pgFldout 12/14/05 09:43 AM Page 1 ENGINE Internally • Cylinder Heads • Water Pump • Extension Housing • Sprags • Cooling fan clutch DIFFERENTIAL – FUEL – • Center Link lubricated parts • Intake Manifold • Water Pump Pulley Gasket • Springs • Cooling fan electric (Primary Drive) – • Fuel tank and lines • Control Rings including: • Intake Valves • Gears • Sprockets motors • Pinion Bearings • Fuel Sending Unit • Control Valve • Pistons • Intercooler The engine block and • Governor • Stator • Pinion Gear • Fuel Inject Metering • Cups • Piston Rings • Lifters cylinder heads are also • Governor Cover • Stator Shaft SEALS AND GASKETS – • Pinion Flange Pump • Drag Link • Piston Pins • Main Bearing Caps covered if caused by a • Governor Gear • Sun Gear Shell • Head gasket(s) • Propeller Shafts; • Fuel Injectors • Pitman Arm failure of any of the • Crankshaft and Main • Main Bearings • Idler Shaft • Sun Gears • Intake Manifold “U” joints • Fuel Distributor • Pitman Shaft Bearings above covered items. • Oil Cooler • Input Shaft • Synchronizer Hub Gasket • Axle Shafts • Fuel pump housing • Pitman Shaft Adjuster • Camshaft and • Oil Cooler Lines • Inspection Plugs • Synchronizer Key(s) • Upper Plenum Gasket • Axle Bearings & • Diaphragms • Pitman Shaft Seal Bearings TRANSMISSION – Races • Oil Filter Adapter • Intermediate Shaft • Synchronizer Ring • Valve Cover Gasket • Springs O-ring • Timing Chain Automatic or Manual: • Axle Flange • Oil Pan • Main Shaft • Synchronizer Sleeves • Water Pump Gasket • Valves and Actuating • Pump Shaft • Timing Gears • Torque Converter • Axle Shafts • Oil Pan Plug • Manual Valve • Synchronizer Springs • Timing Cover Gasket Lever • Pump Vanes • Intake and Exhaust • Vacuum Modulator • Modulator Valve • Exhaust Manifold • Axle Bearings • Accelerator Cable • Rack Bellows Valves • Oil Pump • Transmission Mounts • Synchronizer(s) • Output Shaft Gasket • CV Joints • Accelerator Linkage • Rack Housing • Valve Springs • Oil Pump Cover • Drive Axle Shafts • Throttle Cable • Pan • Oil Pan Gasket • Carrier Bearing • Accelerator Pedal • Rack Mounts • Valve Guides • Oil Pump Gears • Constant Velocity • Throttle Valve • Throttle Body Gasket • Case Vent • Accelerator Pump • Rack End Seals • Oil Pump Pressure Joints • Parking Gear • Torque Converter • Oil Pump • Differential Pinion • Center Bearings • Relief Valve • Parking Pawl • Turbine • Float, Fuel Fittings • Rack Shaft • Push Rods • Accumulator Rings Gasket • Planetary Gears • Differential Carrier • Fuel Injection • Rack Yoke • Rocker Arms • Oil Pump Screen • Accumulator Seals • Transfer Case Housing Carrier • Axle Seals • Differential Cover Distribution Rails • Relay Rod • Rocker Arm Shafts • Oil Rings • Accumulators • Transfer Shaft • Planetary Gears • Front Crank Seal • Differential Housing • Fuel Injection Pump • Roller Balls • Hydraulic and Solid • Pins • Adjusters • Transmission Case • Pressure Regulator • Valve Guide Seal • Differential Plug(s) • Fuel Injectors • Shims, Snap Rings Lifters • Pistons • Auxiliary Valve Body • Vacuum Modulator Valve • Crankshaft Main • Drive Axle • Fuel Level Sensor Unit • Spool Valve • Intake Manifold • Pushrods • Bands • Valve Body Bearing Seal • Pressure Switches • Drive Axle Bearings • Fuel Pressure • Steering Column • Distributor Shaft and • Rocker Arm Pivots • Bearings • Valve Pack • Pressure Tap Plugs • Camshaft Seal • Drive Shaft Regulator Bearings Housing • Rocker Arm Shaft • Blockers • Washers • Pump Cover • CV boots • Flex Disc • Filler Neck • Steering Column • Harmonic Balancer • Rocker Arms • Boost Valve The case is covered if • Pump Gears • Trans Pan Gasket • Half Shafts • O Ring Coupling • Metal Valve Covers • Rotor Housing • Bushings damage is caused by a • Pump Guide Rings failure of any of the • Pinion Gear • Metal Fuel Lines • Steering Column Shaft • Timing Gear Cover • Rotors • Case Vent • Pump Housing above covered items. TURBO OR SUPER- • Pins • Metering Rods • Steering Fluid Cooler • Air Cleaner • Shims • Center Support CHARGER – • Pump Vanes • Positraction Clutches • Throttle Body • Balance Shaft • Side Cover • Chain –Internal Parts • Range Selector HYBRID – • Positraction Plates • Throttle Linkage SUSPENSION – • Block • Silent Shaft • Check Balls • Vanes • Range Selector Cable • IMA Control Unit for • Positraction Springs • Throttle Plate • Upper and Lower • Cam Button • Sleeves • Clips • Shafts • Retainers battery Electronic • Retainers • Throttle Shaft Control Arms • Cam Plug • Springs • Bearings, and Housing • Clutch Drums • IMA Control Unit for • Ring Gear STEERING • Control Arm Shafts • Ring Gears if damage causes by • Camshaft • Thermostat Housing • Clutch Piston Motor Electronic COMPONENTS – and Bushings • Roll Pins covered component. • Shaft Couplings • Camshaft Bearings • Thermostat Housing • Clutch Plates Manual or Power • Roller Clutches • Cable Assembly • Shims • Upper and Lower • Compression Rings Gasket (Automatic) (motor PDU) • Power Steering Pump Ball Joints • Separate Bell Housing FOUR WHEEL / ALL • Side Gears • Connecting Rod • Timing Belt Tensioner • Clutch Seals • Junction Board • Steering Main and • Steering Knuckles • Separator Plate WHEEL DRIVE – • Slip Joint Bearings • Timing Cover • Clutch Packs Assembly Intermediate Shafts • Stabilizer Shaft and • Servo Rings Transfer Case (and • Spyder Gears • Connecting Rod Bolts • Timing Guides • Control Rings •IMA Motor Stator • Power Cylinder Bushings • Servo Seals internally lubricated • U-Joints • Connecting Rod Caps • Timing chain • Trans. Cooler Assembly Assembly • King Pins and • Servo Sleeves parts); • Yokes • Connecting Rods Tensioners • Counter Shaft • IMA Motor Rotor • Pitman arm Bushings • Shift Cover • Front Differential • Lock Ring • Crankshaft • Turbocharger • Servo Cover Gaskets Assembly • Idler Arm • Strut Bar • Shift Forks • Manual & Automatic • Locknuts • Engine Mounts • Vacuum Pump • Detent Cable • PDU Unit (pre-driver) Locking Hub and • Tie Rods • Strut Bushings • Shift Shafts • Pinion • Exhaust Manifold • Valve Adjusters • Detent Cable O-Ring • PDU Converter Bearing Assembly; • Drag Link • Strut Mounts • Shift Valves (AC-DC) • Pinion Shaft Adjuster • Exhaust Valves • Valve Cover Filler Cap • Detent Cam C/V Axles; Front • Power Steering Cooler • Sway Bar Links • Shifter Shaft The case is covered if • Flex Plate • Valve Cover(s) • Detent Cam Spring Drive Shaft; Front • Control Valve and • Spindles and Spindle • Valve Guides • Side Cover ENGINE COOLING – U-joints damage is caused by a Cylinder Steering Supports • Flywheel • Detent Valve failure of any of the • Snap Rings • Water pump • 4x4 Engagement Box (gear) or Rack • Wheel Bearings • Freeze Plugs • Valve Keepers • Dip Stick above internal covered • Valve Retainers • Shift Solenoids • Radiator Actuator/Motor and and all internally • Track Bar • Front Crank Pulley • Dip Stick Tube items. lubricated parts Bolt • Valve Seals • Speedometer Drive • Thermostat enhanced labor time • Electronic Height • Dip Stick Tube O-Ring for obstructive parts • Pump Reservoir • Harmonic Balancer • Valve Seats Gear • Oil cooler Level Control Air • Extension Housing • Ball Guides Compressor • Ball Nut Inside5pgFldout 12/14/05 09:43 AM Page 2 Nationwide Protection - Coverage is effective whenever you drive, even if you are away from your home area, arrangements BRAKE SYSTEM – AIR CONDITIONING / • Rear Hatch Wiper • Power Sun/Moon • Camshaft Positioning • Fuel Gauge Sensor can be made to have your vehicle repaired by • Brake Master Cylinder HEATING Motor Roof Motor Sensor • Refrigerant Temp. any authorized facility in the U.S. or Canada. • Brake Power Assist • Heating Core • Alternator • Sunroof Motor Switch • Mass Air Flow Sensor Sensor Boosters and Valves • Blower Motor • Alternator Bearings • Power Convertible • BAP Sensor • Yaw Rate Sensor • Wheel Cylinders • Blower Motor Resister • Alternator Brushes Top Motor • MAP Sensor • Humidity Sensor Toll Free Assistance - Help is just a free • Brake Calipers • A/C Clutch • Alternator Diodes • Upstream Oxygen • Evaporator Temp. phone call away. 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