Alternator not covered under warranty - Page 3

sailorbaz · 27-11-2013, 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by mattCSLnut

That was a spare Starter Motor and IIRC S.B. managed to get a full refund on it.

You're spot on Matt, I did get a full refund thanks to Roland and the main guy driving the M6 at the M Driving experience day in Munich.

Thanks for thinking of us though ChrisB, we'll get that Christmas beer yet.

Baz

Heisenburg · 27-11-2013, 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Mike R

I know it's a bit late, but this is why I will only EVER use Gareth at Elms - they understand the cars and know the ropes with ensuring warranty work is done without a hitch. Coopers are literally 5 minutes from my house and Elms over an hour away.....

+1. I have 3 BMW dealerships within a 5 mile radius and I do the 1hr trip to Gareth every time. I am only new to warranty but so far have found a very common sense aproach by them...something that is getting harder and harder to find.

JBird · 06-12-2013, 03:29 AM

It's a bit shit that they bent you over. Everyone knows the alternator is a weak point of the CSL (perhaps the E46 m3 in general i'm not sure).

I have had two under warranty. Each one was remanufactured (seems that is how it is sold from BMW), and cost around £385 after an £85 deduction for returning the old one. Total cost was around £520 incl labour.

06-12-2013, 03:29 AM	#23
JBird S5 - Full Throttle Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Munich Posts: 280 Casino cash: $5259	It's a bit shit that they bent you over. Everyone knows the alternator is a weak point of the CSL (perhaps the E46 m3 in general i'm not sure). I have had two under warranty. Each one was remanufactured (seems that is how it is sold from BMW), and cost around £385 after an £85 deduction for returning the old one. Total cost was around £520 incl labour.