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UPDATE to exclusions wording on Porsche extended warranty Effective 15/09/2025

Mrspaceman

PCGB Member
Hi all,

I have just picked up a 991.2 4s - Stunning spec 2017 car with low mileage (10500). I purchased from OPC and paid to have extra 1yr warranty on top of the 2yr cover they provide.My reasoning for this was to make sure I was well covered with any potential issues with turbos etc.

However I have now noticed the wording to the Porsche extended warranty (effective from 15th September 2025) "whats not covered section" has now been changed to include the following :-

2. A claim made under Your Policy for the repair or replacement of a defective system or component shall be invalid to the extent that the defect results from any of the following:
various clauses but included is :-
i) Corrosion, rust, oxidation or any damage or deterioration caused by corrosion, regardless of the origin, location, or extent of the corrosion.

Could this effect new claims on 991.2 failed turbos?

Thoughts on this would be appreciated.

Thanks
 
My 991.2 4S recently had a MOT and health check at the Dealership and informed me the following “Exhaust fixings corroded and deteriorated” these are not covered by the extended warranty 🤔 the cost to replace/ fix would be £810!!!! After I just had renewed the warranty for a further 3years😡

So back to your question regarding the Turbo failure, as long as the fixing bolts for the turbo don’t fail due to corrosion you/we should be OK.
 
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Does anyone know has there been any issues with corrosion of pipes etc leading to the turbo failures? Or is the root cause something different ?
 

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