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I'm assuming secondary DP's are still considered a no no to BMW regarding them doing warranty work on parts? I just know I hear of them finding any way they can to blame even the most minor mods on an issue
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DPs are still absolutely considered an aftermarket modification by BMW. I posted BMW’s definition of aftermarket modifications on a previous thread recently when we were discussing intakes. If I find it again, I’ll post it here. EDIT — Here is BMW’s definition of aftermarket that is included in the M5 New Vehicle Warranty document provided by BMW.
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It's BMW's responsibility to prove whatever mod you did caused whatever the problem you're having. They can't "void" your warranty for DPs. If your heated seats fail, they're not going to go and say tough shit because you don't have secondary cats. |
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Boost pressure is off? That could be a million things. “Let’s try to say it’s because of the DPs.” Part of what I meant when I said, if they want to find a way to deny coverage, they will.
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I know this but the warranty reserves them the right to say "This caused this" when its anything under the hood or sensor related. They could very much just say it's the dp's. However how could I get them to "prove" that it's what caused it without it being some obnoxious and pointless legal battle? |
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For example. Had a buddy who was a BMW tech and they had a guy come in who needed injectors. Dude had downpipes and they didn't void warranty (legally they can't) but they did make him pay out of pocket for the injectors. We all know that it's quite a darn stretch to try and blame the dp's for that |
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EDIT — And to clarify, when I said void your warranty, I didn’t mean your entire warranty. I should have more clearly and correctly stated that they can elect to deny warranty coverage for that specific component; effectively voiding your warranty for that specific component. Thanks for keeping me on my toes, gentlemen.
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