The specific parts covered under a warranty depend entirely on the manufacturer's contract and the type of product. For automobiles, powertrain warranties cover major internal engine and transmission components, while bumper-to-bumper warranties cover electrical systems, steering, and suspension. For consumer appliances, warranties typically cover factory-installed mechanical and electrical parts that fail due to manufacturing defects. Normal wear-and-tear items, such as belts, filters, and brake pads, are universally excluded.
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