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Originally Posted by CP jeep
OK, I now wish to change my opinion.
"I have no doubt that a vehicle with full service history, 10k and 1 month out of warranty and a DP chip would ever end up in a better outcome."
How nice of you to leave off such an important fact when dragging a manufacture through the mud.
Some people may be better suited to seat in government.
I think your lucky they offered to pay 50%
It would be next to impossible to determine the exact cause of such a failure.
Without the aftermarket chip you would have had a very good chance of getting it covered 100%.
I have personally seen many Grands with these motors, well over 100,000km. Some may have smaller niggling issues but I have never seen one do that.
The same motor in the 300c is very popular as airport transfer vehicles. I have seen over 15 different vehicles with over 200,000km on them without catastropic failure.
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Contact Andrew at Berrima Diesel Service +61 02 48771022 he is a Mechanical Engineer and member of Aust Institute of Engineers and discuss with him how you think a DP chip can cause my engine to be damaged. He has won every case against OEM's when they make claims such as yours. He will explain how it works and how it cannot override any characteristics of the engine..So
you do this before
you shoot you mouth off. Looking on my past posts you will see I have had a DP chip, roof racks, over sized 255 instead of 245 tyres. When you can prove to me and anyone else how something works with factual engineering not just random comments maybe then I will listen to what you have to say. If they (DP-Chip) were not going to warranty their product or damaged caused by I would have pulled it off before I sent it to DC. I wonder how many chips are on vehicles out there that have had an engine blow up 10 k over warranty. I don't think they would be in business for long would they? (Chip manufactures)
So how do you explain that the a very senior manager at DC has told me that on two occasions with CRD engine the ECM controlling fuel injection failed therefor turning on fuel injectors continually and on a common rail engine fuel at 1600 bar this will cause a catastrophic failure. This was told to me two weeks ago before my engine was dismantled. Geez I wonder if the same thing could have happened here? lets find out hey.
Or maybe I'll just find out and remove this post, but I thought some off you with CRD's would like to know what happened. If I'm at fault here I can live with it. But I want to know what happened. I was told to pay $1500 .00 to have the engine removed, inspected and report provided and now they wont tell me what caused engine failure. So I guess you can shove 50% you know where!
The main issue here is will DC stand by their product if a failure occurred due to faulty parts and workmanship, and especially after I made mention of engine knocking noises whilst it was still under warranty.