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Originally Posted by JCL
Dinan's warranty is designed and marketed as a supplemental warranty that picks up where the BMW warranty stops. They cover consequential damage (beyond the Dinan components) for failures attributed to the Dinan components. Still, with two separate warranty providers (BMW and Dinan) it would be advisable IMO to have your servicing dealer involved in the Dinan sale, as they can then act as your representative to both BMW and Dinan for any warranty claims.
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Pardon my ignorance but how exactly would this work in the event of a BMW warranty denial issue? Let's say a powertrain part failed and BMW denied warranty due to increased boost, does the dealer then submit the claim to Dinan and have Dinan cover the entire cost of repair for the failed part? It almost sounds too good to be true!
With this mod, I can already envision BMW having a field day denying warranty coverage on a myriad of parts, since so many could fail and be blamed on "increased power and stress to components".
