[NoQuarter]

Originally Posted by artsoasis

Just confirmed. You can now only get your injectors replaced at a BMW dealership. You will no longer get paid if you do the work yourself or take it to an indy shop as of October 2017.

woah... that is a big change in policy. For anyone having a real injector problem this isn't too much of an issue however.

It is the preventive maintenance guys that won't be able to get it done.

[autodestruct]

Woah, that really sucks. I bought the injectors back when I thought they were reimburseable. Argh....

[NoQuarter]

Originally Posted by autodestruct

Woah, that really sucks. I bought the injectors back when I thought they were reimburseable. Argh....

Easy to sell. Everyone wants/needs new injectors sooner or later

You may have bought them when the cost was lower than they are now.

[Redbmwm33]

Correction, I mentioned October 2017. It's actually February 1 2017

[mg4734]

Originally Posted by betak

I'd also be interested in knowing this. Mine is MY09, build 4/1/09, 86K mls - dealer quoted $4,200 to replace all 6 injectors including diagnostic fee. It went through the earlier recall campaign to test/replace injectors if faulty. None of the injectors were replaced as they passed, only to fail now.



Seems like we're in the same boat. My e90 is 22 days shy of the 4/23/09 build date.

Have you contacted BMWNA? Could be worth a shot. Though I've yet to be successful myself. I don't understand how there is a gap in the recall/extended warranty campaigns (particularly for the E92) on the same part/engine combo, across many BMW vehicles. I also have a 4/09, have paid the piper once for all my injectors but a couple are failing again...

[Torquey]

Originally Posted by mg4734

Have you contacted BMWNA? Could be worth a shot. Though I've yet to be successful myself. I don't understand how there is a gap in the recall/extended warranty campaigns (particularly for the E92) on the same part/engine combo, across many BMW vehicles. I also have a 4/09, have paid the piper once for all my injectors but a couple are failing again...

So the SB said (from OP):

E90 (335i Sedan and 335i xDrive Sedan)
Model Year 2010 produced from 4/23/2009 to 2/25/2010

... and my build date does fall within that range (5/2009), but it's Model Year 2009. Will that still qualify?

[mg4734]

Originally Posted by Torquey

So the SB said (from OP):

E90 (335i Sedan and 335i xDrive Sedan)
Model Year 2010 produced from 4/23/2009 to 2/25/2010

... and my build date does fall within that range (5/2009), but it's Model Year 2009. Will that still qualify?

That's basically my question... it's beyond me why it wouldn't qualify. I'd love to know what the thought process was for deciding which model/build/versions of N54 equipped cars qualify for these programs

[woopig]

Any update on this? Still working if I take it to dealership and have them replace?