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2002-2008 Bmw 7series/alpina Instrument Cluster Repair Service on 2040-parts.com

US $189.00
Location:

Bronx, New York, United States

Bronx, New York, United States
2002-2008 BMW 7Series/ALPINA INSTRUMENT CLUSTER REPAIR SERVICE, US $189.00, image 1
“YOUR INSTRUMENT CLUSTER SHIPPED TO US IN NON-FUNCTIONING CONDITION, WE MAKE ALL NECESSARY REPAIRSWITH 2 DAYS OF RECEIVING YOUR UNIT. YOUR FULLY FUNCTIONAL UNIT RETURN SHIPPED TO YOUR LOCATION.”
Surface Finish:ORIGINAL CONDITION Brand:BMW Warranty:Yes

 WELCOME TO A1 SERVICE STATION OF NEW YORK CITY, REPAIRING ALL OF YOUR COMPLEX AUTO

MOTIVE ELECTRONICS.  2002 THRU 2008 BMW 7 SERIES/ALPINA INSTRUMENT CLUSTER REPAIRS NOW

AVAILABLE WITH QUICK TURN AROUND SERVICE.  WHEN YOUR VEHICLE EXHIBITS SYMPTOMS SUCH

AS:  NO DISPLAY OR FUNCTION OF INSTRUMENT CLUSTER, UNCONTROLLED FUNCTION OF WIPER,

NO FUNCTION OF POWER SEAT ADJUSTMENT, NO CONTROL OF HVAC FUNCTION, NO STEERING WHEEL

ADJUSTMENT, NO CONTROL OF RADIO FUNCTION, THESE ARE SOME OF THE TELL TALE SIGNS INDICATING

SEVERE MALFUNCTION OF THE INSTRUMENT CLUSTER ELECTRONICS.  WE PERFORM THE COMPREHENSIVE

REPAIRS NEEDED TO RETURN YOUR UNIT TO ITS FULLY FUNCTIONING CONDITION .  THESE REPAIRS SAVE

YOU THE NEED FOR AND CODING, MODULE PROGRAMMING OR MILEAGE CORRECTION THAT WOULD BE 

NEEDED IF YOUR CLUSTER WAS REPLACED WITH ANOTHER.

SEND YOUR UNITS TO :

A1 SERVICE STATION NY

780 BURKE AVE.

BRONX, NY 10467

ATTN: M WALTERS

PLEASE REMEMBER TO INCLUDE FULL NAME WITH COMPLETE RETURN SHIPPING ADDRESS.

THANK YOU  

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