Route 66 Extended Warranty Route 66 Warranty is a ripoff Internet

I recently purchased an extended warranty from Route 66 through my very credible credit union. They sold it under the guise of being "the number 1 extended warranty company". The rep at the credit union is certianly a little at fault here, but this warranty is not cheap ($1783 for what amounts to 60mo or 49k miles, which is when the car hits 100k). They DO NOT cover diagnostics to determine what the problem is on the car. If your check engine light comes on, you have to run diagnostics to determine what the problem is so they can fix it. Apparently, these clowns dont feel the need to pay for the shops time to do problem determination in order to fix exactly what is needed. I guess the next time I will tell the shop to just fix anything and everything that the code indicates and just charge these idiots. Seems reasonable. If Route 66 wanted to know exactly what the problem was then maybe they should pay the shop time to determine this. My car is not a '76 camero, so there are computers on board that help to determine this that need to be read. Route 66 will tell you (as they did me) that "we don't charge a deductible". Well boys, charge me a $75 deductible and you pay the rest of the charges. I am still ahead here. Or maybe dont charge almost $2k and have the customer pay for many of these things you don't cover. Bottom line is that I have a choice, and I will never choose to use these clowns again. Number 1? Really?