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03-14-2016, 09:22 AM
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Personally, I would drive my ass right back to the dealership you bought it from and have them pay to fix it. I also wouldn't tell them you attempted to change the bulb yourself. They could easily say "Well, you probably did it when you tried changing the bulb..." I don't know how they could have done that anyways. There was an ample amount of wiring when I swapped my halo bulbs out.
There is a major reason I A.)Never buy a BMW from a Non BMW Stealership (Ford Chevy Etc.) because they have their gorillas who are used to slamming around shitbox Silverados and Cavaliers. B.)Get everything in writing the second I notice something and make sure it is done by a good BMW indy or a Dealership vs them trying to fix it. C.)I'd also verify they didn't change your oil with regular oil. I love when I hear "We just serviced it and its good to go." Yeah right.
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