[DJtoad]

Just saw on another forum that BMW North America has extended the warranty on injectors for 2010 and some 2011 cars with the N54 engine to 10 years / 120K miles. I'm going to submit a claim for my Rock Auto replacements. I doubt I'll be reimbursed but it's worth the cost of a stamp to try:

SI B01 02 15

E60 (535i Sedan and 535i xDrive Sedan)
Model Year 2010 produced 1/21/2009 to 12/17/2009

E61 (535i xDrive Sports Wagon)
Model Year 2010 produced 2/18/2009 to 3/30/2010

E71 (X6 xDrive35i)
Model Year 2010 produced 6/10/2009 to 3/18/2010

E82 (135i Coupe)
Model Year 2010 produced 8/13/2009 to 2/26/2010

E88 (135i Convertible)
Model Year 2010 produced 7/22/2009 to 2/26/2010

E89 (Z4 sDrive35i)
Model Years 2010 and 2011 produced 8/31/2009 to 8/30/2011

E90 (335i Sedan and 335i xDrive Sedan)
Model Year 2010 produced from 4/23/2009 to 2/25/2010

E92 (335i Coupe and 335i xDrive Coupe)
Model Year 2010 produced 7/27/2009 to 02/26/2010

E93 (335i Convertible)
Model Year 2010 produced 8/29/2009 to 2/25/2010

F01 (740i Sedan)
Model Years 2011 and 2012 produced 11/16/2009 to 6/20/2012

F02 (740Li Sedan LWB)
Model Years 2011 and 2012 produced 2/18/2010 to 6/20/2012

With the N54 engine

For the above-referenced vehicles, BMW of North America, LLC (“BMW NA”) is extending the limited warranty for the fuel injectors to:

10 years/120,000 miles as determined by the vehicle’s original in-service date

This bulletin is notice of a “limited warranty extension.” This is NOT a notice of a Recall or Service Action.

For a customer to request reimbursement for a “qualifying customer-pay repair” performed either by an authorized BMW center or independent repair shop located in the United States (including Puerto Rico), please have him/her submit his/her reimbursement request “online” at www.BMW-RP.com .

Alternative Method to Request Reimbursement
Mail or fax your request and documentation to:
BMW Customer Reimbursement Center
Attention: B-ELWR 2015 Fuel Injectors 10Y120M
P.O. Box 561089
Dallas, Texas 75356
Fax number: 877-434-2992
Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing your request.
Should you have any questions concerning this reimbursement process, please call 1-844-857-0341.
For all other questions, please contact the BMW’s Customer Relations and Services via email at Customerrelations@bmwusa.com or via telephone at 1-800-831-1117.
Please have your 17-character Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) available and include the VIN with all communications.

[Julian2485]

Damn what about 2009 335 I just replaced all my injectors smh

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

Let me know if you get reimbursed. Just bought 6 myself!

[Abax335]

Originally Posted by Julian2485

Damn what about 2009 335 I just replaced all my injectors smh

Depends on your production date

[Julian2485]

Originally Posted by Abax335

Depends on your production date

I think it is late 2008

[mg4734]

Still no love for 5/2009 build date. Had mine done a year ago, I think the parts are all bad prior to the -11 revision but I still can't do anything with this extension. Cost more than an arm and a leg...

[autoart]

I have E90 2009, and on the door jam reads it was built 4-09.
How can I find the exact DAY it was built?

[Two Snails]

My 09 E92 is a 3/09 build date & they replaced mine recently while it's at 84k miles.

[Julian2485]

Originally Posted by Two Snails

My 09 E92 is a 3/09 build date & they replaced mine recently while it's at 84k miles.

Which Bmw did you take it to ?

[adidoman]

I got my injectors replaced about a year ago and I fall under this, I'll have to submit for the reimbursement. Thank you for posting this

[AK.]

Sweet, my car's production date is on there. No more paying 1000+ for injectors.

[DJtoad]

Originally Posted by adidoman

I got my injectors replaced about a year ago and I fall under this, I'll have to submit for the reimbursement. Thank you for posting this

Apparently the reimbursement program doesn't start until mid-January so hold off submitting a claim for a few weeks:

The reimbursement request options that follows are planned to be available on or after the week of 1/11/2016.

[mex2309]

I have a 2010 335 that falls under this warranty. Today I have heavy engine vibrations and some loss of power around 50 mph/ 2.5 rpm. This could be injectors but also could be coils, plugs, vanos, etc.

What are my chances of getting all new injectors?

[HB E90]

subd

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

I called BMW NA out of curiosity since I did the work myself and got the injectors from Rock Auto.

They said I would need to have an authorized dealer inspect the work. Possible half hour or 1 hour diagnostic fee.

After they verify the work was done and done correctly they would then send up the reimbursement paperwork to BMW NA. Also need to show proof of purchase from said supplier of the injectors, in this case Rock Auto.

It seems worth it. Even if I spend $100 in diag fee, the injector still cost $600+.

For anyone that had the labor done at an independent shop or BMW it's even easier as you just need proof of payment and invoice.

UPDATE:

I called BMW NA again for a 2nd and 3rd opinion.

I got new instructions to simply file a proof of purchase using the website www.BMW-RP.com

[Julian2485]

Originally Posted by Jeff@TopGearSolutions

I called BMW NA out of curiosity since I did the work myself and got the injectors from Rock Auto.

They said I would need to have an authorized dealer inspect the work. Possible half hour or 1 hour diagnostic fee.

After they verify the work was done and done correctly they would then send up the reimbursement paperwork to BMW NA. Also need to show proof of purchase from said supplier of the injectors, in this case Rock Auto.

It seems worth it. Even if I spend $100 in diag fee, the injector still cost $600+.

For anyone that had the labor done at an independent shop or BMW it's even easier as you just need proof of payment and invoice.

UPDATE:

I called BMW NA again for a 2nd and 3rd opinion.

I got new instructions to simply file a proof of purchase using the website www.BMW-RP.com

What year is your car ?

[Two Snails]

Originally Posted by Julian2485

Which Bmw did you take it to ?

The one in Myrtle Beach SC

Originally Posted by adidoman

I got my injectors replaced about a year ago and I fall under this, I'll have to submit for the reimbursement. Thank you for posting this

You can not file for reimbursement if you haven't already. Just follow Jeff's steps

Originally Posted by Jeff@TopGearSolutions

I called BMW NA out of curiosity since I did the work myself and got the injectors from Rock Auto.

They said I would need to have an authorized dealer inspect the work. Possible half hour or 1 hour diagnostic fee.

After they verify the work was done and done correctly they would then send up the reimbursement paperwork to BMW NA. Also need to show proof of purchase from said supplier of the injectors, in this case Rock Auto.

It seems worth it. Even if I spend $100 in diag fee, the injector still cost $600+.

For anyone that had the labor done at an independent shop or BMW it's even easier as you just need proof of payment and invoice.

UPDATE:

I called BMW NA again for a 2nd and 3rd opinion.

I got new instructions to simply file a proof of purchase using the website www.BMW-RP.com

[Jklad]

Great news for you guys...If only they included 03/07 builds in their original injector extended warranty ...fml

[Jeff@TopGearSolutions]

Originally Posted by Julian2485

What year is your car ?

It's a 2010. My other E92 was a 2009, in case my profile confused you, I haven't updated it.

Originally Posted by Two Snails

The one in Myrtle Beach SC
You can not file for reimbursement if you haven't already. Just follow Jeff's steps

To clarify, BMW NA told me to file here ( www.BMW-RP.com )as this is the "NEW WAY". That's after getting a 2nd and 3rd opinion from BMW NA.

My other rant about going to the dealer is apparently the "Old Way".

For any other questions, just call BMW NA and speak to a representative if your vehicle is on the above list.

[Julian2485]

Originally Posted by Jeff@TopGearSolutions

It's a 2010. My other E92 was a 2009, in case my profile confused you, I haven't updated it.

To clarify, BMW NA told me to file here ( www.BMW-RP.com )as this is the "NEW WAY". That's after getting a 2nd and 3rd opinion from BMW NA.

My other rant about going to the dealer is apparently the "Old Way".

For any other questions, just call BMW NA and speak to a representative if your vehicle is on the above list.

My car is a 2009 but built 10/08. I actually got All my injectors changed recently through a shop

[Julian2485]

Originally Posted by Jeff@TopGearSolutions

It's a 2010. My other E92 was a 2009, in case my profile confused you, I haven't updated it.

To clarify, BMW NA told me to file here ( www.BMW-RP.com )as this is the "NEW WAY". That's after getting a 2nd and 3rd opinion from BMW NA.

My other rant about going to the dealer is apparently the "Old Way".

For any other questions, just call BMW NA and speak to a representative if your vehicle is on the above list.

My car is a 2009 but built 10/08. I actually got All my injectors changed recently through a shop

[Turbeau]

So I talked to my dealer last week and asked them about SI B01 02 15 n54 limited warranty extension, and they said it didn't exist. I called BMW NA today and asked them about SI B01 02 15 and they said it didn't exist.

I have a leaking injector that i need to get fixed asap. I bought one from ecs tuning as I only needed one and it was guaranteed to oem index 12.

So my only option is to get the injector installed by a INDY and file for a refund?

My car is a e90 335i made in 5/2009 so it falls within the production dates.