Ghost Immobiliser Bmw Warranty

Porsche and BMW will void your warranty if you fit a Ghost As contactless car thefts continue to rise, many car owners are considering aftermarket security solutions such as the Autowatch Ghost Immobiliser. The Ghost Immobiliser is an electronic device that stops a car from moving if a sequence of buttons isn't pressed. While this device can provide peace of mind, some car manufacturers.

BMW M8 Forum and 8 Series Forum BMW M8 and 8-Series General Discussion Warranty and Ghost Immobiliser Thread Tools « Previous Thread Next Thread. But does ghost immobiliser void warranty? This is an important question for any vehicle owner looking to secure their vehicle from theft, as it could be a pointless endeavour if it voids the vehicle's warranty. Unfortunately, keyless car crime is not a new trend.

In the UK, on average, a car is stolen every 10 minutes. Bit of a worry for folk who have Ghost immobilisers fitted to their >3 year old BMWs with used car warranty. And can't do much for the owners of Ghost either.

My son has a BMW M240i. He has a Ghost immobiliser fitted. He's had several warranty claims and it's never been a problem.

He does have to tell the dealer about it as when the battery is. A word of caution I've had an Autowatch Ghost 2 immobiliser on my car for a number of years now. Completely happy with it! I've had the BMW insured warranty for 1 year; made 1 claim (coolant leaking into the turbo; again); no problems.

Last week I tried to renew the insured warranty. Do Ghost Immobilisers Void Warranty? When it comes to securing your vehicle, the term Ghost Immobiliser often comes up. This cutting-edge technology provides a robust means of preventing car theft, but a common question among car owners is: do Ghost Immobilisers void the vehicle warranty?

If, for whatever reason, there is a problem with your GHOST, Autowatch provides a 2 year manufacturer's warranty. In addition to this Immobiliser Direct also provides, a supply and fit guarantee within the first 2 years. What about vehicle warranty work? On very rare occasions when vehicle fault finding and warranty work is carried out your dealer may ask for the Autowatch Ghost Immobiliser to be removed from the vehicle.

This is standard procedure in the industry. They may require the vehicle to be put back to standard in order to 100% diagnose your vehicles. Does the fitting of a ghost immobiliser invalidate the AUC warranty? I seem to remember a few months ago on this forum that a chap had some problems with his AUC M5, a recently purchased M5, was that immobiliser related? Also, are the Ghost, still the ones to go for? Ta.