[HCGxKaLiBeR]

Got a low pressure fuel sensor code weeks ago.(from JB4 code read)
I decided to get it fix while still covered by CPO. 49.7k/50k

Since I'm very confident that none of of my mods would cause that, I took it to BMW dealer and they fixed with all the mods on. (JB4 disabled MAP0 )

First, they told me without the check engine light on, a inspection needs $150 to do.
(I told them the engine had a few rough start up, and I scanned it with a tool that I borrowed form a friend)

Then I asked the adviser to talk with the mechanic about the mods that he will take out, and they actually let me into the workshop to inform/show the mechanic some areas they need to be careful with. (mod's washers, clamps and stuff)

Took about 4 hours, they loaned me a Active Hybrid 3 to drive, since their shuttle cars were busy.

In the end, sensor was replaced. They deducted $100 from the $150. So I paid $50 for the fix.
They even rewired the BOV vacuum hose for neatness, which is awesome.

Good job BMW New Country

[ucdbiendog]

nice

[sublime1996525]

That's awesome. Reading these types of threads gives me so much faith in BMW dealers versus the Chevy dealers I'm used to.

[xquisit]

Super!

I can dig it

[Golden Arrow]

That's awesome. I'd stick with the service department if I were you. My local dealer wouldn't even put on my supplied "aftermarket" brake pads when it went in for a CBS.

[fazman]

Originally Posted by HCGxKaLiBeR

Got a low pressure fuel sensor code weeks ago.(from JB4 code read)
I decided to get it fix while still covered by CPO. 49.7k/50k

Since I'm very confident that none of of my mods would cause that, I took it to BMW dealer and they fixed with all the mods on. (JB4 disabled MAP0 )

First, they told me without the check engine light on, a inspection needs $150 to do.
(I told them the engine had a few rough start up, and I scanned it with a tool that I borrowed form a friend)

Then I asked the adviser to talk with the mechanic about the mods that he will take out, and they actually let me into the workshop to inform/show the mechanic some areas they need to be careful with. (mod's washers, clamps and stuff)

Took about 4 hours, they loaned me a Active Hybrid 3 to drive, since their shuttle cars were busy.

In the end, sensor was replaced. They deducted $100 from the $150. So I paid $50 for the fix.
They even rewired the BOV vacuum hose for neatness, which is awesome.

Good job BMW New Country

What The!!! The cpo deductible is now $100??? So expensive to the point its not even worth having the warranty. How much is the part and how much is the book labor on that part?? How much u think it would be at an Indy??

[cotmfk]

That's crazy. I went in for work (not warranty) that I was going to pay for and got a lifetime ban from my dealer...

that was about 3 years ago now.

[Dark_Knight_335]

Of course they won't care, until there is an issue and the mods are found- then see what happens.

[Rob13567]

sweet, my dealer did not want to work on my car because of non-BMW wheels and normal tires instead of runflats. they didn't even see the bright yellow kw v1 coilovers.....

[timothy2001]

Thanks for sharing this, dealerships vary so much in their approach to business and when you find one that takes a reasonable approach it's fantastic.

[e90'D10]

Nice experience, my local BMW dealership is pretty friendly around modded cars also

[MORTON]

that's great to hear man! the service manager must have gotten a piece of ass or something to be in such good spirits lol

[PourBoi-Jay]

+1 for New Country BMW in Hartford. .

I bought my car there a few months ago, and had some stuff fixed under warranty shortly thereafter. My experience was also positive.

[Eat.Sleep.Race]

good dealership story!!! one in a million lol