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You can start being more careful and not ding the new part. Mine is a year old with 20K on it and has zero seat belt dings. Prior to getting my X5 I'd read about the dinging problem, so I've been careful not the let the buckle fly when I unbuckle.
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My is replaced under warranty, I think it is a design flaw.
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wow. was it replaced with the same OEM plastic piece? or is there something better? Thanks. BTW, how hard was it to convince BMW to cover under warranty?
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They replaced the same bmw part. I talked to the service manager and convinced him that it is a design flaw. All you need to do is be nice and respectful. But they only replaced the driver side for me.
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Penguin you are right; careful with the belt. I did not create the initial damage, I purchased a CPO and previous owner was not careful. Of course I replaced both sides and numerous other trim pieces because I am anal..
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