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I agree. But I suspect the dealer initially ran this up the chain to determine their options. Some manufacturers request further data for R&D and/or help determine what led to the failure. And with the 1.5T being a HUGE component of Honda's future roadmap, I could see HOJ taking interest.There's some confusion here that I'd like to clarify. The engine isn't being replaced by Honda warranty as it was damaged due to negligence of the mechanic that worked on the car. Honda Canada isn't going to pay for the parts or labour replacement. The dealer is footing the bill 100% and claiming it under their corporate insurance.
Honda won't be inspecting anything as part of this whole ordeal.
(Random thoughts based on a few discussions with PM's here at Torrance a while back)
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