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08-26-2005, 10:40 PM | #1 |
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Follow-Up on Warranty + Suspension Mods
Hi Everyone! I am a forum noob and...
was wondering if anyone ever talked to BMWusa or BMW about whether or not a suspension mod would void the manufacturer's warranty? I understand from past experiences that certain dealerships have their own preference in whether or not to void a warranty due to a suspension modification. Has anyone done further research into this? I did a search on the forum and couldn't really find anything too final. To drop or not drop the ride is my question. Thanks for your help! I am loving this forum! |
08-27-2005, 08:03 AM | #2 |
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I work for a dealership, and it is NEVER our decision on warranty claims. The BMW rep always has final decision. I can tell you that I have never seen them not pay a warranty claim unless the mod had a DIRECT effect on the problem. The only time I saw a suspension mod void a warranty was a lowered 330xi one time that had damaged the drive shaft U-joints. That was a problem caused by improper lowering.
If you drop you car and have some other issue, they really don't even look at it. If you have a dealer that gives you a hard time, and you don't feel you are being treated fair, you always have the right to speak to the service rep. from BMW NA. |
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09-14-2005, 01:57 PM | #4 |
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I asked my salesman at Turnersville BMW in South NJ,
" Hey Ed, anything that was caused by the modification done to the vehicle will not be covered under warranty. That means to lower the car your more than welcome, but if it makes problems your warranty will not pick it up..... Thanks Ryan Dorsey" But of course, if anything ever goes wrong with your suspension, they can always say that it was caused by lowering your car. But, you can always replace the lowered springs with your stock spring before going to the dealer if anything ever goes wrong with the suspension right? Hey guys, is going with the Eibach pro set kit 1.0/1.2 from tirerack.com a safe bet for a E90 with non sport package suspension? |
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