looking at used 2012 and 2013 SANTEs....how does the warranty transer?

[bsurfin]

Im looking at a few used 2013 boats and was wondering if the full warranty will transfer to me. One dealer told me its $100.00 to transfer warranty and then you get the full bow to stern warranty as well as the powertrain warranty, is this true? Will this warranty still work for any dealer?

[DJH]

Check the back of the manual for the model year(s) you're considering... The warranty description and transfer forms are there. For 2011 it is 300 each to transfer Hull/deck/stringer and parts warranties to second owner.

[scottb7]

yep, that sounds like what i paid last year. well worth it. i got 3 or 4 new seats due to rips in vinyl, and a bunch of seat pistons, a clarion remote...tons of piece of mind and time to really check things out. and of course the lifetime hull stringer is a no brainer.

[bsurfin]

Check the back of the manual for the model year(s) you're considering... The warranty description and transfer forms are there. For 2011 it is 300 each to transfer Hull/deck/stringer and parts warranties to second owner.

so $300 for the warranty to transfer and that covers the bow to stern like if I were buying it new? So interior/electric/gel coat issues would be covererd also?

[HS]

i think there's an hour limit on the engine for the PCM engine warranty transfer . . .

[Pjoachim]

I would read the owners manual it will tell you exactly what is transferable and for how long.

[bsurfin]

I spoke to Nautique today and they said that the warranty through PCM is seperate and that is a full warranty. The bow to stern warranty is just for parts, no warranty on labor.

[AirTool]

I spoke to Nautique today and they said that the warranty through PCM is seperate and that is a full warranty. The bow to stern warranty is just for parts, no warranty on labor.

Is the lifetime structural warranty still separate? I remember 3 transfers in total: CC parts, CC structural, PCM

Also, gel may not be covered after the transfer....and obviously most of the work is labor anyway. It might be covered if caused by a failing structure and you have the Lifetime structural transfer.

I'm thinking though, one of us will probably win the warranty before a modern CC structure fails due to defects.