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3series, I just finished cleaning the interior of the X5 and noticed that those two long pieces around the shifter/center console/armrest are also cracked in my X5. I find it odd that both sides are cracked. Did the dealer cover this under warranty? They should, but I'm curious if they gave you any trouble.
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Years ago, a bad trim piece was replaced under warranty on my '99 540i. If I recall, they replaced extra neighboring pieces to get a perfect match in the grain, and ordered 3 sets to choose the closest one to the rest of the car.
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Yes, you need to show that the trim cracked from a manufacturing defect, not abuse.
You need to work with a good Advisor, Tech, and Foreman. |
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