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- dodge_guyExplorer IIYep. In service date which is usually the purchase date. My Excursion sat for 6 months on the lot before the first owner bought it.
When I was with Chrysler, the dealer I worked at had a left over 03 Durango, a loaded up SLT+. At that time the 04’s with the HEMI came out, so everyone had to have the 04. Well that 03 sat for 2 years on the lot before an older couple bought it at a deep discount. And the in service date was sometime in 05. It sold with its full warranty. - ACZLExplorerAdd to this if you bought this truck used and it was 1 year old, sat on lot for few months before you bought it, warranty clock doesn't stop ticking while it's on the lot.
- Perrysburg_DodgExplorerActually it is the in service date and the mileage at that time, not the date you purchase it. The two can sometimes be different.
Don - Ron3rdExplorer III
Cummins12V98 wrote:
Date you purchase the truck.
X2, the expiration is from the date of purchase. - Cummins12V98Explorer IIIDate you purchase the truck.
- LwiddisExplorer IINeither. Three years from purchase.
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