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03-25-2010, 11:47 AM | #111 |
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There is one out around Columbia, MD I think. Haven't been out yet, but another friend on here went out there a couple weeks ago and mentioned trying to set something up.
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03-25-2010, 11:55 AM | #112 |
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Matador, Dinan's backstop warranty ends at 4 yr/50K mi with BMW's standard warranty, so BMW extended warranty to 6 yr/100,000 mi is not an option. There may be 3rd party warranties that you could investigate.
Apologies for thread hijack, but are you sure that extended warranties are a good deal? I have read a lot of articles that contend they are not. Extended warranties: A high-priced gamble Extended Warranties - How they work Extended car warranties - don't be a pushover Why you don't need an extended warranty (not car related) Just a few of the key points mentioned in the articles above are: * the "list price" for the warranty likely includes commission for the seller - the price may be/should be negotiable. * understand who provides the policy - is it really BMW, or a 3rd party. * understand what is covered and what is not - normal wear and tear, full replacement cost (or subtracting normal wear and tear), labor, what parts are included/excluded, etc. * how reliable is the car and what usually breaks. I never considered BMW's extended warranty, but I do value BMW's standard warranty - that's exactly why I chose Dinan over other tunes. Last edited by plasar; 03-25-2010 at 12:16 PM.. |
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03-25-2010, 12:15 PM | #113 |
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I believe, don't quote me on this, that you can purchase Dinan software after your warranty expires and they cover you for an additional 2 years. Not very cheap though for 2 years of warranty, but always a thought.
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03-25-2010, 12:23 PM | #114 |
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Ben, interesting point. I think Dinan's 2 yr/unlimited mileage warranty (read at link below) refers to the functioning of the specific Dinan part, and not to the larger component operation, like engine or suspension.
So with Dinan Stage 2, I assume this means that the software inside the ECU box is covered, but any other engine damage - turbos, injectors, etc. - would not be covered. Or for an exhaust, the Dinan exhaust itself is covered, but not the cat, turbos, etc. For suspension, the Dinan parts, but not any other non-Dinan parts. To find out for sure, one would need to call Dinan! Dinan BMW Warranty |
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just got off the phone with Dinan. They told me thet there is no Dinan extended warranty, they also told me that BMW extended warranty may an option depending on individual delaership's
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Thanks for chiming in, was hoping you might see the thread, that's where i meant
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