[ezaircon4jc]

Lugging a turboed is a bad idea....

[addy27]

Good to know, those videos are 👍🏽 . I never try to floor it when coasting at high gear, tend to flick down a couple before taking off

[550ihtown]

This is a follow up after six or so months of my previous repair with BMW. The 2014 has some issues with high pressure fuel pump for which there was a recall on my car and they fixed it last year. Exactly a year later, I had the Drive Train failure, Car was on Highway with my wife wife and 9 day old in the backseat and we were on I-10. Stopped traffic for a good 15 min after which car started again. State of panic but do have a PTSD of driving this car. Especially with newborn. Car didn't get back to normal starting and got it towed next AM. After 9 d at the dealership, they said it was the high pressure pump again which they said should take care of the issue. Four times to the dealership now for drive train malfunction, on two separate occasions they said never found the error, for the other two times, they're doing this repair. Lot of BS about doing the same repair but I am tired of this. Do you think I should file for lemon? Reach out to corporate?

Some of you suggested lemon law, some suggested push for buy back. Helpless here in between hanging diapers!

[Bklynjoker]

Originally Posted by ezaircon4jc

Texas Lemon Law...

http://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/consu...tion/lemon-law

And for used (pre-owned) vehicles...

http://www.txdmv.gov/motorists/consu...tion/lemon-law

I can't agree more with EZAIRCON4jc- Fck the car, gather all your service visits on paper & print all emails. Contact a lemon law lawyer and let them fight for you. I've been there 2 times already we have rights and BMW 550 motors & N55 are made kinda shitty. Don't feel alone, customer is always right simple. You'll either get money back or best luck they can lemon law it & buy back. PLS TRUST ME AND DONT BE LAZY. Contact a Lemon lawyer

[spielnicht]

You'd be amazed at how much can be accomplished by sending a letter to corporate explaining what's going on and asking for their support. At least that has been my experience with Mercedes and Jaguar. I can't see BMW being any different.

I wouldn't take this lying down. Reach out to corporate and see what they have to offer. My 2014 550i CPO (started with 25K miles, now ~41K) has been solid, so you shouldn't be having so much trouble with yours.

[550ihtown]

Originally Posted by spielnicht

You'd be amazed at how much can be accomplished by sending a letter to corporate explaining what's going on and asking for their support. At least that has been my experience with Mercedes and Jaguar. I can't see BMW being any different.

I wouldn't take this lying down. Reach out to corporate and see what they have to offer. My 2014 550i CPO (started with 25K miles, now ~41K) has been solid, so you shouldn't be having so much trouble with yours.

Do you have any email address?

[Bklynjoker]

Originally Posted by 550ihtown

Do you have any email address?

Please take this as constructive criticism. We've been giving you advice. Ezaircon gave you 2 links, I gave you my lemonLaw situations, other member gave you corporate advice. And you come back asking for a email address. Dude you have a smart phone which has all the power, make moves or bmw will get over on you for being intimidated. Good luck

[550ihtown]

Originally Posted by Bklynjoker

Please take this as constructive criticism. We've been giving you advice. Ezaircon gave you 2 links, I gave you my lemonLaw situations, other member gave you corporate advice. And you come back asking for a email address. Dude you have a smart phone which has all the power, make moves or bmw will get over on you for being intimidated. Good luck

Thanks. Appreciate your input. Reached out to BMW corporate and a lawyer. I was told by three different lawyers that I can not go for Lemon from Texas but can file for warranty claim and get around 6-8k. This money will be asked stating that the cars selling price was lower since it had these problems.

[boloughlin]

Originally Posted by xxpanipuri

i have a 2014 550i with n63tu and i recently got a notice that BMW is extending the warranty on the fuel injectors, its NOT a recall, but if i have any more injector issues they will be replaced under this extended warranty.

I have a 2011 550ix that needs new fuel injectors. Its the N63 and been through the CCP already. Does anyone know if this warranty includes this F10?

Thanks

[550ihtown]

Originally Posted by boloughlin

I have a 2011 550ix that needs new fuel injectors. Its the N63 and been through the CCP already. Does anyone know if this warranty includes this F10?

Thanks

You could look up online with your VIN for recalls and also request them for giving you details. Panipuri is mentioning about N63TU which is what I have and that has 10 year extended warranty.

[hemothorax]

2014 550 xdrive, n63tu engine, crank case hoses and fuel injector had to be replaced around 25,000 miles, MAF sensor around 30,000, hpfp around 35,000, and another fuel injector at 37,000 miles. Talked with service manager, and basically the message was there is an extended warranty to 120,000 miles on injectors, hpfp’s, and a few other thing, but I have to just keep going back as each thing fails.

Also had major problems with 2013 650i that I traded in because it spent weeks in the shop and I needed something more reliable.

I’ve had just about enough of BMW.