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General| Brand | Scion |
|---|---|
| Model | IQ 2013 |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
First step for resolving issues: speak with a dealership manager, like the service or customer relations manager.
If dealership solution is unsatisfactory, call Scion Customer Experience for assistance.
For unresolved disputes, use the Dispute Settlement Program via mail to the National Center for Dispute Settlement.
Access to key codes and replacement procedures is restricted to authorized dealerships or locksmiths.
Process for generating replacement keys, requiring a master key or dealership assistance.
Describes conditions for overnight vehicle stays requiring transportation assistance during warranty repairs.
Covers who warrants, which vehicles, warranty start date, and free repairs.
Details Toyota's Dispute Settlement Program and California's CDSP.
Specifies exclusions, limits on implied warranties, and rights varying by state.
Overview of coverage periods for Basic, Powertrain, Restraint Systems, and Corrosion Perforation warranties.
Summary of Federal and California emission warranty coverage for defects and performance.
Details coverage for Basic, Powertrain, Engine, Transmission, Drivetrain, and Corrosion.
Lists exclusions like accidents, misuse, lack of maintenance, and consequential damages.
Covers vehicle emissions compliance for defects and performance failures.
Excludes failures due to non-certified or non-equivalent replacement parts.
Explains CARB regulations and Scion's warranty obligations for emission control systems.
Details Short-Term Defect, Performance, and Long-Term Defect warranty coverage.
Explains how to obtain warranty service for original equipment tires from the manufacturer.
Owner is responsible for operating and maintaining vehicle per manual and keeping records.
Recommends authorized dealerships for trained technicians and genuine parts.
Details how to get service in the US/territories/Canada and abroad, including emergency repairs.
Highlights benefits of maintenance and general procedures to ensure vehicle operation.
Emphasizes oil changes and maintaining records to ensure warranty coverage.
Discusses maintenance providers and optional dealer recommendations.
Explains 5,000 mile/6 month intervals and special operating conditions.
Describes the features of the maintenance log for tracking service.
Explains checks for automatic transmission fluid, differential oil, engine oil, and filters.
Covers inspection of belts, boots, brakes, steering linkage, and suspension parts.
Explains checks for exhaust, fuel systems, cooling system, and replacement of spark plugs.
