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VEHICLE PROTECTION TRANSMISSION / • Rear Bands • Crankshaft Sprockets FUEL SYSTEM • Temperature Controller • Lower Ball Joints • Overflow Tank • Wiring Harness MISCELLANEOUS TRANSFER CASE • Reverse Bands • Cylinder Block • Vacuum Tank • Lower Control Arms • Radiator • Body Control Module • Reverse Servo • Cylinder Head Bolts • Air Temperature Sensor • Vent Door Motor • Radius Arms • Seals/Gaskets/O-Rings • Door Hinge • Accumulator Pistons • Ring Gears • Cylinder Heads • Barometric Pressure Sensor • Seals/Gaskets/O-Rings • Temperature Sending Unit • Door Latch/Lock • Cold Start Switch FRONT / REAR • Gas Tank Door Release • Accumulator Rings • Roll Pins • Dipstick/Tube STEERING • Spindle Supports • Water Pump • Accumulator Seals Bands • Roller Clutches • Engine Mounts • Coolant Temperature Sensor • Spindles WHEEL DRIVE • Glove Box Hatch • ESC Detonation Sensor • Glove Box Latch • Bearings • Seals • Exhaust Manifolds • Center Link • Spring Shackles ELECTRICAL • Axles • Bell Housing • Servo Rings • Exhaust Valves • Fast Idle Valve • EVO Actuator • Stabilizer Bars • Axle Shaft • Glove Box Lock • Bushings • Shafts • Flex Plate • Fuel Accumulator • Flow Control Valve • Stabilizer Bar Bushings • Alternator • Carrier Bearing • Hood Hinge • Case • Shift Cover • Fly Wheel • Fuel Charging Assembly • Fluid Cooler • Stabilizer Bar Links • Amplifier • Center Support Bearings • Hood Latch/Lock • Chains • Shift Forks • Freeze Plugs • Fuel Distributor Manifold • Fluid Cooler Lines • Strut Bars • Antenna Mast/Motor • CV Joints • Hodo Release • Check Balls • Shift Indicator • Front Crank Pulley Bolt • Fuel Gauge • Hoses • Strut Mounts • Anti-Theft System • Differential Carrier • Hood Springs • Control Module • Shift Valves • Harmonic Balancer • Fuel Injection Relay • Idler Arm • Sway Bars • Backup Lamp Switch • Differential Cover • Hydraulic Hatch Strut • Cooler • Shifter Linkage • Intake Manifold • Fuel Injector Resistor • Pitman Arm • Sway Bar Links/Mounts • Cassette Player • Differential Housing • Keyless Entry Receiver • Counter Shafts • Shifter Lock Cable • Intake Valves • Fuel Injectors • Pressure Switch • Torsion Bar Mounts • CD Player • Drive Shaft • Keyless Entry Transmitter • Detent Cable • Side Cover • Intercooler • Fuel Meter • Pump • Torsion Bars • Clutch Start Switch • Half Shafts • Drive Link • Snap Rings • Intermediate Shaft Lifters • Fuel Pressure Damper • Pump Reservoir • Track Bar Bushings • Convertible Top Motor • Locking Hubs LEVEL RIDE SENSOR • Drive Plate • Fuel Pressure Regulator • Rack and Pinion • Convertible Top Switch • Speed Sensor • Main Bearing Caps • Track Bars • Pinion Gear • Odometer • Drums • Fuel Pump • Relay Rod • Cruise Control Actuator • Speedometer Drive Gear • Main Bearings • Upper Ball Joints • Positraction Clutches • Seat Track • Dust Cap • Fuel Pump Relay • Seals/Gaskets/O-Rings • Cruise Control Cable • Speedometer Driven Gear • Oil Cooler • Upper Control Arms • Ring Gears • Speedometer • External 4x4 Actuator • Fuel Pump Sensor • Shaft Bearings/Bushings • Cruise Control Servo • Sprags • Oil Cooler Line • Seals/Gaskets/O-Rings • Speedometer Cable • External Control Module • Fuel Rail • Shaft U-Joints/Couplings • Cruise Control Switch • Springs • Oil Filter Adapter BRAKE SYSTEM • Side Bearings • Storage Bin Hinge • External Servos • Fuel Sending Unit • Spindle • Cruise Control Transducer • Sprocket Supports • Oil Pan • Side Gears • Storage Bin Latch • Flex Plate • Fuel Tank • Spindle Support • ABS Accumulator Switch • Daytime Running Light Module • Sprockets • Oil Pressure Relief Spring • Slip Joints • Storage Bin Lock • Front Bands • Idle Air Control Motor • Steering Column • ABS Control Module • Defroster • Stator • Oil Pump • Spyder Gears • Sunroof Cables • Gaskets • Idle Air Control Valve • Steering Control Module • ABS Lamp Relay • Defroster Switch • Stator Shaft • Oil Pump Gears • Universal Joints • Sunroof Guides • Gears • Knock Sensor • Steering Damper • ABS Motor • Dome Light Switch • Sun Gears • Oil Pump Pickup • Vents • Tachometer • Gearshift Lever • Manifold Pressure Sensor • Steering Gear • ABS Power Modulator Relay • Door Lock Actuator • Synchronizer Hub • Oil Rings • Wheel Bearings • Tail Gate Hinge • Governor • Mass Air Flow Sensor • Steering Knuckle • ABS Pressure Switch • Door Lock Switch • Synchronizer Rings • Oil Sending Unit • Yokes • Tail Gate Latch/Lock • Governor Support • Metal Fuel Delivery Lines • Steering Valve Body • ABS Pump • Driver Information Gauges • Synchros • Piston Rings • Window Regulator • Impeller Hub • Seals/Gaskets/O-Rings • Tie Rod/Tie Rod End • ABS Solenoid • Glove Box Light Switch • Temperature Sensor • Pistons EMISSIONS • Windshield Wiper Reservoir • Input Shaft • Supercharger Actuator • Tilt Mechanism • ABS Wheel Speed Sensor • Hand Operated Switches • Throttle Linkage • Pushrods • Windshield Wiper Linkage • Input Turbine • Thrust Washers • Rocker Arm Studs • Supercharger Solenoid • Brake Hoses • Hazard Warning Switch • Air Injection Pump • Input Turbine Sensor • Throttle Valve • Rocker Arms • TDC Sensor IGNITION SYSTEM • Brake Light Switch • Headlamp Switch • EGR Control Valve • Intermediate Bands • Throttle Valve Control Cable • Rod Bearings • Throttle Assembly • Brake Pedal • Headlight Motor • EGR Modulator • Buzzer Switch • Internal 4x4 Actuator • Torque Converter • Seals/Gaskets/O-Rings • Throttle Position Sensor • Caliper • Horn • EGR Purge Control Solenoid • Camshaft Sensor • Kickdown Bands • Transaxle • Silent Shaft • Vehicle Speed Sensor • Combination Valve • Horn Relay • EGR Temperature Sensor • Crankshaft Angle Sensor • Kickdown Servo • Transaxle Case • Supercharger • Westgate Actuator • Compensating Valve • Horn Switch • EGR Transducer • Crankshaft Position Excitor • Main Shaft • Turbine • Tappets • Engine Control Module • Excitor Ring • Map Light Switch • Fuel Tank Pressure Control • Distributor • Manual Shaft • Vacuum Modulator • Thermostat Housing • Hydro Boost • Mirror Motor Valve • Distributor Module • Modulator Valve • Valve Body • Thrust Pins HEATING AND A/C • Load Sensing Valve • Mirror Switch • Fuel Vapor Canister • Elec. Ign. Control Module • Multifunction Valves • Valve Solenoids • Timing Belt • Master Cylinder • Power Window Motor • Oxygen Sensor • A/C Hoses • ESC Module • Neutral Safety Switch • Vents • Timing Belt Tensioner • Metal Brake Lines • Power Window Switch • PCV Valve • Accumulator • Hall Effect Switch • O-Rings • Timing Gears • Parking Brake Actuator • Radio • Purge Control Canister • Aspirator • Igniter Unit • Oil Cooler Lines • Timing Sprockets • Parking Brake Cable • Seals/Gaskets/O-Rings • Seals/Gaskets/O-Rings ENGINE • Blower Motor • Ignition Lock Cylinder • Oil Pan • Turbocharger • Parking Brake Equalizer • Starter • Clutch Pulley • Ignition Switch • Oil Pump • Balance Shafts • Valve Covers • Power Brake Booster • Starter Drive IMPORTANT, • Compressor Clutch • Pickup Coil EXHAUST • Oil Pump Cover • Balance Shaft Chains • Valve Keepers • Pressure Accumulator • Starter Relay PLEASE READ: • Compressor Manifold • Pulse Generator • Catalytic Converters • Output Gears • Balance Shaft Sprockets • Valve Lifters • Pressure Limiting Valve • Starter Solenoid • Condenser • Pulse Sensor • Gaskets Every effort has been made to • Output Shaft • Cam Bearings • Valve Seats • Seals/Gaskets/O-Rings • Sunroof Motor • Drive Belt Tensioner • Pulse Transmitter • Muffler provide a complete list of covered • Output Shaft Bearings • Cam Bolts • Valve Springs • Self Adjuster • Sunroof Switch • Evaporator • Stator • Pipe components. Actual contract • Overdrive Switch • Cam Cover • Vacuum Valve • Trunk Pull Down Motor • Valve Stem Guides • Expansion Valve • Resonator coverages, limitations, and • Parking Lock Sprag • Cam Follower • Wheel Cylinders • Turn Signal Switch • Valve Stem Seals • Heater Control Valve exclusions may vary. • Parking Pawl • Cam Plugs SUSPENSION • Voltage Regulator • Vibration Dampers • Heater Core • Pistons • Camshafts • Window Motor Switch ELECTRIC / HYBRID • Wastegate • Orifice Valve • Bearings/Bushings Suspension COOLING SYSTEM In Florida, CarvanaCare is provided • Planetary Gear Carrier • Camshaft Sprockets • Wrist Pins • Windshield Washer Pump • Pressure Relief Valve • Cams Coil Springs • Fan Blade • DC to DC Converter by SilverRock Automotive of • Planetary Gears • Compression Rings • Windshield Washer Switch • Receiver/Drier • Control Arm Bushings • Fan Clutch • Hybrid Control Module Florida, Inc., P.O. Box 29087, • Pressure Sensors • Connecting Rods • Windshield Wiper Motor • Schrader Valve • Control Arm Shafts • Fan Motor • Hybrid Drive/Electric Motor Phoenix, AZ 85038-9087, • Range Selector • Crankshaft • Windshield Wiper Switch • King Pins Florida License #30847. • Crankshaft Pulley • Seals/Gaskets/O-Rings • Fan Motor Relay • Wiper Delay Module • Reaction Gear Set • Leaf Springs ADMINISTRATION CENTER: (866) 628-3905 TOWING JUMP START FLAT TIRE ASSISTANCE LOCKSMITH ASSISTANCE EMERGENCY GAS / FLUIDS ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE: (888) 300-8607.
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