What should it cost to replace my stereo in a 2014? It got wet, dealer wants 900 dollars!

Asked by cda114 Apr 11, 2014 at 08:38 PM about the 2014 MINI Cooper Hatchback FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

New mini, 5 weeks old, sun roof wasn't closed all the way and stereo got wet. It works, but
the lights don't come on. Dealer says stereo needs to be replaced, for 900 dollars.
seems a little crazy?

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Check firstly with your auto insurer as your coverage should include the radio for you. As well, don’t go into a panic thinking about any supposed increase in your insurance premium as this is NOT necessarily the case... one buys insurance in case it is needed. Good luck and post back with whatever route you take ie: Tom’s suggestion or insurance.

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