car insurance & engine damage
Discussion
Hello!
Quick question - a colleague has a car that will need major engine work, roughly costing approx half the value of the car itself (golf plus diesel).
Without trying to scam insurance, is it possbile to claim on insurance for the repairs to the car?
Just looking for a long shot way of economising the repair costs...
Quick question - a colleague has a car that will need major engine work, roughly costing approx half the value of the car itself (golf plus diesel).
Without trying to scam insurance, is it possbile to claim on insurance for the repairs to the car?
Just looking for a long shot way of economising the repair costs...
11110111 said:
11110111 said:
Hello!
Quick question - a colleague has a car that will need major engine work, roughly costing approx half the value of the car itself (golf plus diesel).
Without trying to scam insurance, is it possbile to claim on insurance for the repairs to the car?
Just looking for a long shot way of economising the repair costs...
shut up you d1ck, its a forum for car enthusiasts! WTF can't you do something better in your time than post sh!t like the above?Quick question - a colleague has a car that will need major engine work, roughly costing approx half the value of the car itself (golf plus diesel).
Without trying to scam insurance, is it possbile to claim on insurance for the repairs to the car?
Just looking for a long shot way of economising the repair costs...
11110111 said:
HustleRussell said:
This thread has to be a joke.
shut up you d1ck, its a forum for car enthusiasts! WTF can't you do something better in your time than post sh!t like the above?ETA 100 posts a month - you really do have sh!t on your chest to get out
With regards to your question, no he can't claim.
Advise him to look after his car better in the future.
Quick buy a warranty! Only kidding thats not good advice and will only get you in trouble!
Like the other guy said has to be accidental damage of some sort like maybe.......................washing the engine off whilst running that would count too.
I did handle a claim once where a stone flicked up and got caught between bottom pully and cam-belt and after weeks of arguing the insurer actually paid! God I sound old now it was a 1800 sri cavalier with no cambelt cover on it!
Like the other guy said has to be accidental damage of some sort like maybe.......................washing the engine off whilst running that would count too.
I did handle a claim once where a stone flicked up and got caught between bottom pully and cam-belt and after weeks of arguing the insurer actually paid! God I sound old now it was a 1800 sri cavalier with no cambelt cover on it!
the_lone_wolf said:
11110111 said:
11110111 said:
Hello!
Quick question - a colleague has a car that will need major engine work, roughly costing approx half the value of the car itself (golf plus diesel).
Without trying to scam insurance, is it possbile to claim on insurance for the repairs to the car?
Just looking for a long shot way of economising the repair costs...
shut up you d1ck, its a forum for car enthusiasts! WTF can't you do something better in your time than post sh!t like the above?Quick question - a colleague has a car that will need major engine work, roughly costing approx half the value of the car itself (golf plus diesel).
Without trying to scam insurance, is it possbile to claim on insurance for the repairs to the car?
Just looking for a long shot way of economising the repair costs...
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