Author Topic: insurance and chipping  (Read 4818 times)

Phil mcavity

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Re: insurance and chipping
« Reply #20 on: 13 August 2007, 15:46 »
have spoke to them , they would want £47.58 just to run to the end of my years premium, but couldnt quote me on a rough yearly figure because the minimum they can quote is 3-4 weeks b4 renewel  :angry:. so does that mean an increase of £400 for a year!  :embarassed:

Offline Russ.C

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Re: insurance and chipping
« Reply #21 on: 13 August 2007, 16:01 »
Thats crap!! My insurance company didn't alter a thing, just asked for a copy of the company details - just gave them superchips website link to Ed30 graph etc..
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Phil mcavity

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Re: insurance and chipping
« Reply #22 on: 13 August 2007, 16:10 »
whos your insurance company with Russ?

Offline Russ.C

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Re: insurance and chipping
« Reply #23 on: 13 August 2007, 20:18 »
NFU Mutual, although it is part of my business policy so it may be different to a normal fully-comp policy, not sure really... :undecided:
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Re: insurance and chipping
« Reply #24 on: 28 August 2007, 17:07 »
and how can an insurance company check for any ecu remapping? do they rolling road the car after a claim?????

most don't bother but i believe the ECU shows the number of times its been flashed (ooo er) so if that doesn't tie in with the dealers records then bye bye insurance

Yebut - unless the insurer actually gets the car plugged into the VAS5051/5052, and then gets a link up with Wolfsburg, NO insurance company will be able to detect the flash count.  :nerd:

Secondly, if you do tell porkies on your insurance renewal, providing the insurance company accepts your details, ie, they take your money, and give you a valid Certificate of Insurance - even if they subsquently find out about your porkies, they still have a legal obligation to provide Third Party cover.  Therefore, you won't get done for no insurance, but you may loose any fully comp cover.
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