Just a thought this is about the same thing in a way. When a gas station sells you fuel. They are liable for the fuel they sold you. Say. You get a tank of water ed down fuel. You unknowing run it. Burns your motor up and what not. That is on the station. My buddies truck just got totaled out from this very deal. And the station did not even make the fuel. They just sell it. That's what They have insurance. For. Southbend built the faulty cluctch and $hitty design for that matter. How could south bend not be liable.

 

Read the fine print in any warranty disclaimer. Don't let the folks on comp d get you burning against the vendor. That's what their trying to do...and it because its allowed there. Whether its their fault or not is up for discussion (likely if you chose to take legal action you would have to find a engineer willing to sign off saying it was their fault ).
Secondly you're saying you're buddies truck got watered down fuel and blew it up? I see a truck a week with large amounts of water in the fuel...not only is it obvious some thing is wrong but it typically eats injectors first and rarely is engine damage done. And there again the last time i saw a fuel company pay for damages they spent three days in mediation debating if the truck already had water in the fuel. Lastly you should take some time today and do what I said, read every performance or factory warranty disclaimer you can find. You might find that the only reason ANYONE would cover damage is because they feel they should. Not because their legally obligated.

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ya got him. not saying if you get watery fuel its going to blow up. but it wiped out his injectors. they thought that was the only prob the station insurance paid for injectors/labor . they completely cleaned the fuelsystem. fired it back up it never leveled off. it ended up having 2 low compression cylinders after the water ordeal.


all that i am getting at a clutch or anything for that matter. if you have 2 ballanced 13'' circles you slide one over 1/4''. its no longer in ballance. thats all there is to it. they built why should they not be liable for this thing coming out of ballance

 

I dont know much about it but it sure sounds like they should to me! But remember yer just another guy to them! Its sad that a company doesnt bend over backwards in the customer service area for stuff like that but they dont much anymore! Good luck man

 

thank you im glad some see and understand

 

Admit it dude...you could tear up an anvil in a sandpile LOL

 

Lol