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Old 06-25-2006, 01:55 AM
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To keep or not keep Dinan Auto Trans software
OK, since I am going to get a new reman BMW Auto Trans, should I keep the Dinan Auto Trans software?

BMW service rep (BTW, Gary @ Crevier is awesome, highly recommended) states that the Dinan software probably did not have anything to do with the failure. Also, he stated the software can stay in there with the new reman tranny. The new BMW reman tranny will have a 2yr, unlimited mileage warranty at any BMW dealer. I'll have to ask Gary if other BMW dealer will give me problems in the future re: Dinan Auto Trans software. Crevier is also a Dinan dealer as well.

Well, I guess the new auto trans will be good for another 2 years or so....
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