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Will have to check out Fuelly.I document in an app called Fuelly. You can add pictures of receipts and products. Then I update on CarFax and myCadillac website.
Yep, I have a google doc for maintenance too, handy nowadays. I just copy the tab each time I get a new addition to the fleet.I just keep all car records in a Trix (Google spreadsheet). Years ago I kept a notebook, but technology marches on.
So this is where my question comes in. So if you enter all the info you have (let's say oil jug receipts, oil filter receipts and diff fluid receipts) and simply enter the date/mileage/activity in any of these portals, will that suffice and/or take the place of having a full dealer service history in case of a warranty claim? IE something relevant like a blown stock engine or oil plug blowing out (choose your example, I am just thinking of something not too unlikely that could occur and cause a need to file a claim).I have a gas mileage spreadsheet that I also log any maintenance in, plus I add service entries on my GM account online (where you can also see all your dealer service records).
Normally when someone brings up the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act on a forum its because of the clause that states the dealer has to prove the non-OEM modification caused the failure. I'm dubious on that use, but at the core of the warranty act is specifically preventing dealers from having a monopoly on service. The act prevents them from denying warranty when maintenance is completed outside of the dealer network.I guess I am just thinking of how they might play devil's advocate and am trying to steel myself against any possible dealer shenanigans.