Extended auto warranty denies AC evaporator coil claim despite coverage language
A CarMax extended warranty customer is disputing a denied $7,000 evaporator coil replacement claim, arguing the contract explicitly covers mechanical breakdowns of the air conditioning system. Highlights recurring friction in extended-warranty claim adjudication.
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