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I got the extended warranty pre-season rate last year before the 2014's were even releases. So far it has paid for itself, I've had a fuel pump failure, and accidentally cracked the plastic frame above the white side panels, and a minor problem with the computer for the lift gate not coming back down upon powering off so it would start in neutral.Just wondering if I should buy the extended warranty on my Spark. I am not mechanically inclined so I will not be doing any work on it myself. Would love to hear opinions and from anyone who has had any experience with the extended warranty. Thanks in advance.
Peace of mind. I purchased a 2 year extended B.E.S.T warranty through Tiny over on the grenhulk forums.Just wondering if I should buy the extended warranty on my Spark. I am not mechanically inclined so I will not be doing any work on it myself. Would love to hear opinions and from anyone who has had any experience with the extended warranty. Thanks in advance.
What did you pay? I might end up snagging one towards the end of the season when my warranty expires. So far I haven't had any issues aside from an impeller and wear ring replacement but that's not Seadoos fault. My steering is squeeky thoughPeace of mind. I purchased a 2 year extended B.E.S.T warranty through Tiny over on the grenhulk forums.
Didn't know they were that bad!I was always told that brp tries to blame everything on the rider and doesn't warranty. So for that reason alone I didn't by the extended warranty for either machine. If you have a good dealer then maybe it would be worth it.
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I see some people have had issues with their driveshafts, but I had a aftermarket impeller, they would just blame that....Didn't know they were that bad!
Going from that knowledge I guess you're better off saving that money and putting it into a rainy day fun.
Correct. Any room they have for pinning it on the consumer, they'll leverage it till they can't no longer. It's unfortunate, it's what sends people off into buying used toys that have been worked in and has a history, allowing you to know what exactly to expect of it.I see some people have had issues with their driveshafts, but I had a aftermarket impeller, they would just blame that....