should a leaking head light be replaced under extended warranty
Originally Posted by luigi524td' post='814214' date='Mar 11 2009, 08:13 PM
It depends ... the approach I'd take with a car that was maintained by the book and there is no indication of "damage" that a headlamp assembly as a safety component should not fail in fewer than 5 or so years - ESPECIALLY on a BMW!
In my opinion, even after warranty, BMW should help by picking up [a %age of] the cost of parts. Swapping out a headlight is a 30 minute job - so labor costs are nominal. If your dealer can't convince BMWNA to play ball you could contact them directly.
Last resort, check the FS here - headlamp assemblies come up every now and then .. .. or check the discounted prices amongst dealers who offer members special prices.
In my opinion, even after warranty, BMW should help by picking up [a %age of] the cost of parts. Swapping out a headlight is a 30 minute job - so labor costs are nominal. If your dealer can't convince BMWNA to play ball you could contact them directly.
Last resort, check the FS here - headlamp assemblies come up every now and then .. .. or check the discounted prices amongst dealers who offer members special prices.
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its only the chrome thats damaged a ?5 part out of a ?800 unit LOL
must be a way to take it apart replace the chrome and then reseal it correctly ??
must be a way to take it apart replace the chrome and then reseal it correctly ??
Originally Posted by russdx' post='813775' date='Mar 11 2009, 11:11 AM
this is the WHOLE reason i went to the dealer i even said to the dude, if somin goes wrong WILL U MEND IT hes like yeaaaah LOL
lol what?
call BMW and tell them the situation. Thats how I got them to buy me a new battery under CPO
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