Limitations of Warranty
JE Engineering as an organisation has existed since 1975. The current senior management have been closely involved with the company for nearly 30 years. Over the decades we have treated warranty issues with ‘common sense’ and worked with customers to find the best solutions we can, on the occasions when faults have developed in cars on which we have worked. In recent years there has been a trend towards an increasingly confrontational and uncooperative atmosphere when occasional problems occur with the cars, so it has become necessary to write this document to clarify the limits of warranty applicable to products and installations from JE Engineering Ltd.
Firstly, any modification made to the standard specification of a car is made because a customer wishes to achieve something different from that which they found to be possible with the standard car. Clearly if the performance of the car is changed, there may well be aspects of the performance of the car which alter in negative ways as well as positive ways, in the opinion of the vehicle user.
Secondly, it is also self-evident that JE Engineering is not an organisation which has the resources to thoroughly test conversions in all possible environments and with all the possible ‘driving styles’ of potential users, so any use of the vehicle should be approached with care and due attention to the development of possible problems, so that they can be addressed before serious damage occurs.
Thirdly, although JE Engineering endeavours to ensure the suitability of its products when applied to otherwise standard vehicles, we cannot know whether our products are compatible with other alterations made to the vehicle either before or after the JE Engineering products are fitted. Again, any use of the vehicle should be approached with care and due attention to the development of possible problems, so that they can be addressed before serious damage occurs.
Finally, JE Engineering Ltd. does not have a network of dealers around the world, so if we are to carry out any work under a warranty claim, in principle, this work can only be done in our workshop in Coventry, so whether the customer resides in Baginton, Warwickshire, or Manapouri, New Zealand, the problem and cost of returning the product to our workshop rests entirely with the customer.
Terms
JE Engineering will always attempt to be helpful and reasonable in seeking to resolve problems with vehicles, but if the situation is to be dealt with through legal representation, the following will apply as part of the contractual agreement.
1) Any claim for warranty must include the invoice number of the relevant original work carried out by JE Engineering Ltd., and its date.
2) The warranty claim can only be made by the original customer for the product as invoiced. No second owner or other entity is entitled to make any warranty claim.
3) The warranty is absolutely limited to the repair of defects of our materials or workmanship as solely determined by JE Engineering Ltd. No claims will be accepted for consequential losses of any sort, or associated losses of any sort.
4) For warranty work to be carried out, any vehicle or part must be returned to the Siskin Drive, Coventry, workshop of JE Engineering Ltd. in a condition as close as possible to the condition in which it originally left these premises.
5) Where a claim rests essentially in a matter of opinion on the altered performance of the vehicle, JE Engineering Ltd. will listen to this opinion and attempt to optimise the performance of the vehicle as far as possible, as solely determined by us, allowing for the state of the art within JE Engineering Ltd.
6) The warranty will cease to apply (and can never be re-applied) in any way, as soon as the vehicle is used for any extreme purpose. This includes competition use and testing in a competition environment, towing a trailer where the weight exceeds the rated weight for the standard vehicle, use of the vehicle when the loaded weight of the vehicle exceeds the rated weight for the standard vehicle, any type of arduous off-road use where the techniques of driving differ significantly from normal on-road use, use in any sort of extreme environment, and many other potentially challenging circumstances. If a customer is in doubt, JE Engineering Ltd. can offer advice, but it is up to the customer to decide about vehicle use, and it is solely up to JE Engineering Ltd. to determine whether any particular use is beyond the terms of the warranty.
7) Where a part must be replaced, JE Engineering Ltd. can use a new or a reconditioned part at its sole determination.
8) Where any work is carried out and/or parts are replaced under warranty, the newly implemented work and parts take on the remainder of the initial warranty period and mileage, and do not initiate any new warranty timing or mileage.
Implications of the above include :
-
a) We will not accept any liability for defects in parts supplied by the customer or by third parties, whether we fitted the parts or not.
-
b) Where a defect occurs it is the responsibility of the customer to minimise the effects of the defect and possibly suspend use of the vehicle until the defect can be repaired. If this is not done, and this results in a major failure, the warranty only covers the repair of the first defect. The major failure can be repaired by JE Engineering Ltd., at its discretion, but the cost of the repair will have to be met by the customer. For example, if an engine installation develops a water leak or an oil leak, a claim can be made to repair that leak, but if the vehicle continues in use to the point where a lack of water or oil causes a further failure of the engine, the repair of that failure will not be covered by warranty. Similarly, when using an automatic gearbox from JE Engineering Ltd. it may be that under some unique conditions of vehicle loading or towing, ambient temperature, altitude, gradient, road conditions, traffic, etc., that the operation of the gearbox becomes unreliable, e.g. the gearbox allows clutch slip or rather severe gear engagement. A warranty claim can be made to ask us to attempt to improve our calibration of the gearbox control to improve the performance in such conditions, but it cannot include any consequent failure of the gearbox. Consequently, it is always the responsibility of the driver of the vehicle to carefully assess the operation of the vehicle and if necessary, protect from damage by altering driving style, possibly using manual gear operation, and possibly stopping the journey to allow for cooling or other improvements in conditions, or taking other action, so as to prevent damage to the vehicle.
-
c) It is entirely the responsibility of the customer to determine whether the vehicle is suitable for any use to which it is put, considering the specification of the vehicle and any modifications which have been installed by JE Engineering Ltd., the customer, and any other party which has worked on the vehicle. We will attempt to advise, but we are not liable for the eventual performance of the vehicle in whatever unique combination of circumstances the customer instigates. Consequently, it is always the responsibility of the owner and user of the vehicle to carefully assess the operation of the vehicle to understand the effects and combinations of effects of the specifications of the vehicle and the modifications to it. It is advisable to test the vehicle carefully in less arduous conditions and on shorter journeys, initially, to allow the possibility of problems to be shown in more controllable circumstances, rather than trying out the maximum performance of the vehicle in challenging conditions immediately after the work is complete.
-
d) In any situation where a warranty claim is made, even if it is not eventually agreed, the cost of returning the vehicle or any parts to the Coventry premises is entirely the responsibility of the customer. The travelling, moving, or shipping costs are never part of the warranty claim.
-
e) Where it appears to be inconvenient to return the vehicle or parts to our Coventry premises for warranty work, it might be that we can arrange to either send a technician to the vehicle where it is, or to authorise another more convenient workshop to carry out repairs on the vehicle. This is not an obligation on us but might be offered as a helpful solution to a problem. In these circumstances, the travelling and subsistence costs of the visiting technician, and the shipping costs of any parts in either direction, must be met by the customer, and any replaced parts must be returned to us with shipping costs met by the customer. If another workshop is authorised to carry out work on the vehicle, we will only be liable for costs which we have specifically agreed with the workshop, charged at suitable business-to-business rates.
Limitations of Warranty
JE Engineering as an organisation has existed since 1975. The current senior management have been closely involved with the company for nearly 30 years. Over the decades we have treated warranty issues with ‘common sense’ and worked with customers to find the best solutions we can, on the occasions when faults have developed in cars on which we have worked. In recent years there has been a trend towards an increasingly confrontational and uncooperative atmosphere when occasional problems occur with the cars, so it has become necessary to write this document to clarify the limits of warranty applicable to products and installations from JE Engineering Ltd.
Firstly, any modification made to the standard specification of a car is made because a customer wishes to achieve something different from that which they found to be possible with the standard car. Clearly if the performance of the car is changed, there may well be aspects of the performance of the car which alter in negative ways as well as positive ways, in the opinion of the vehicle user.
Secondly, it is also self-evident that JE Engineering is not an organisation which has the resources to thoroughly test conversions in all possible environments and with all the possible ‘driving styles’ of potential users, so any use of the vehicle should be approached with care and due attention to the development of possible problems, so that they can be addressed before serious damage occurs.
Thirdly, although JE Engineering endeavours to ensure the suitability of its products when applied to otherwise standard vehicles, we cannot know whether our products are compatible with other alterations made to the vehicle either before or after the JE Engineering products are fitted. Again, any use of the vehicle should be approached with care and due attention to the development of possible problems, so that they can be addressed before serious damage occurs.
Finally, JE Engineering Ltd. does not have a network of dealers around the world, so if we are to carry out any work under a warranty claim, in principle, this work can only be done in our workshop in Coventry, so whether the customer resides in Baginton, Warwickshire, or Manapouri, New Zealand, the problem and cost of returning the product to our workshop rests entirely with the customer.
Terms
JE Engineering will always attempt to be helpful and reasonable in seeking to resolve problems with vehicles, but if the situation is to be dealt with through legal representation, the following will apply as part of the contractual agreement.
1) Any claim for warranty must include the invoice number of the relevant original work carried out by JE Engineering Ltd., and its date.
2) The warranty claim can only be made by the original customer for the product as invoiced. No second owner or other entity is entitled to make any warranty claim.
3) The warranty is absolutely limited to the repair of defects of our materials or workmanship as solely determined by JE Engineering Ltd. No claims will be accepted for consequential losses of any sort, or associated losses of any sort.
4) For warranty work to be carried out, any vehicle or part must be returned to the Siskin Drive, Coventry, workshop of JE Engineering Ltd. in a condition as close as possible to the condition in which it originally left these premises.
5) Where a claim rests essentially in a matter of opinion on the altered performance of the vehicle, JE Engineering Ltd. will listen to this opinion and attempt to optimise the performance of the vehicle as far as possible, as solely determined by us, allowing for the state of the art within JE Engineering Ltd.
6) The warranty will cease to apply (and can never be re-applied) in any way, as soon as the vehicle is used for any extreme purpose. This includes competition use and testing in a competition environment, towing a trailer where the weight exceeds the rated weight for the standard vehicle, use of the vehicle when the loaded weight of the vehicle exceeds the rated weight for the standard vehicle, any type of arduous off-road use where the techniques of driving differ significantly from normal on-road use, use in any sort of extreme environment, and many other potentially challenging circumstances. If a customer is in doubt, JE Engineering Ltd. can offer advice, but it is up to the customer to decide about vehicle use, and it is solely up to JE Engineering Ltd. to determine whether any particular use is beyond the terms of the warranty.
7) Where a part must be replaced, JE Engineering Ltd. can use a new or a reconditioned part at its sole determination.
8) Where any work is carried out and/or parts are replaced under warranty, the newly implemented work and parts take on the remainder of the initial warranty period and mileage, and do not initiate any new warranty timing or mileage.
Implications of the above include :
-
a) We will not accept any liability for defects in parts supplied by the customer or by third parties, whether we fitted the parts or not.
-
b) Where a defect occurs it is the responsibility of the customer to minimise the effects of the defect and possibly suspend use of the vehicle until the defect can be repaired. If this is not done, and this results in a major failure, the warranty only covers the repair of the first defect. The major failure can be repaired by JE Engineering Ltd., at its discretion, but the cost of the repair will have to be met by the customer. For example, if an engine installation develops a water leak or an oil leak, a claim can be made to repair that leak, but if the vehicle continues in use to the point where a lack of water or oil causes a further failure of the engine, the repair of that failure will not be covered by warranty. Similarly, when using an automatic gearbox from JE Engineering Ltd. it may be that under some unique conditions of vehicle loading or towing, ambient temperature, altitude, gradient, road conditions, traffic, etc., that the operation of the gearbox becomes unreliable, e.g. the gearbox allows clutch slip or rather severe gear engagement. A warranty claim can be made to ask us to attempt to improve our calibration of the gearbox control to improve the performance in such conditions, but it cannot include any consequent failure of the gearbox. Consequently, it is always the responsibility of the driver of the vehicle to carefully assess the operation of the vehicle and if necessary, protect from damage by altering driving style, possibly using manual gear operation, and possibly stopping the journey to allow for cooling or other improvements in conditions, or taking other action, so as to prevent damage to the vehicle.
-
c) It is entirely the responsibility of the customer to determine whether the vehicle is suitable for any use to which it is put, considering the specification of the vehicle and any modifications which have been installed by JE Engineering Ltd., the customer, and any other party which has worked on the vehicle. We will attempt to advise, but we are not liable for the eventual performance of the vehicle in whatever unique combination of circumstances the customer instigates. Consequently, it is always the responsibility of the owner and user of the vehicle to carefully assess the operation of the vehicle to understand the effects and combinations of effects of the specifications of the vehicle and the modifications to it. It is advisable to test the vehicle carefully in less arduous conditions and on shorter journeys, initially, to allow the possibility of problems to be shown in more controllable circumstances, rather than trying out the maximum performance of the vehicle in challenging conditions immediately after the work is complete.
-
d) In any situation where a warranty claim is made, even if it is not eventually agreed, the cost of returning the vehicle or any parts to the Coventry premises is entirely the responsibility of the customer. The travelling, moving, or shipping costs are never part of the warranty claim.
-
e) Where it appears to be inconvenient to return the vehicle or parts to our Coventry premises for warranty work, it might be that we can arrange to either send a technician to the vehicle where it is, or to authorise another more convenient workshop to carry out repairs on the vehicle. This is not an obligation on us but might be offered as a helpful solution to a problem. In these circumstances, the travelling and subsistence costs of the visiting technician, and the shipping costs of any parts in either direction, must be met by the customer, and any replaced parts must be returned to us with shipping costs met by the customer. If another workshop is authorised to carry out work on the vehicle, we will only be liable for costs which we have specifically agreed with the workshop, charged at suitable business-to-business rates.
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