Hello I orginally posted this as "how long for service?" I have a new question though! While driving to work last friday i noticed steam coming from the front of the car while I was braking to get off at the exit. I pulled into work and smelled that "broken radiator" smell and heard some hissing from the right from of the car. Porsche service sent a flat bed to get it and told me yesterday that i had a broken condensor and they said it looked like a rock hit it. They say it will be $800 to fix! and that the warranty didn't cover this type of repair I trully don't remember running over anything ever in the 6 months i have had the car. Can anyone see any argument I can make to get them to warranty this item? Jason
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If they have evidence of a rock hitting it, that would be interesting. If they don't, demand warranty repair and take it up with your DSM. That's ridiculous. But....perhaps they see it like a broken windshield...which would be a bit more problematic to resolve under warranty. Is there a rock in your interior cavity of the bumper cover?
gotta think this one is probably your repair. you can tell if something punctured the radiator which is most def not a warranty repair.
Maybe your insurance will cover it similar to a windshield.
a little follow up ok so i picked up my car today and the guys who sold it to me were like "what, thats ridiculous...we will talk to service and warranty on monday and see if we can sort this out" the sales manager agreed aswell so we shall see i am not overly hopeful but it is nice to see that someone is at least acting like they care! i will keep you posted $861 total!
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