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FAQs
Yes. Most insurers let you add engine protection cover while you buy or renew car insurance online, usually at the same time you select your other add-ons.
4. Can I add engine protection cover to my existing car insurance policy?
Yes, you can add engine protection cover to your existing policy during the renewal process or by contacting your insurance provider.
Pro Tip
If your car stalls while driving through water, switch off the ignition immediately and do not try to restart it, not even to check if it still runs. That single decision determines whether your engine protection cover pays out in full or your claim gets rejected for a forced restart.
Precautions to Take During Monsoons
· If your car stalls in water, do not attempt to restart the engine, as it can cause further damage. Instead, call for roadside assistance. · Park your car on higher ground during heavy rains to prevent water from entering the engine compartment.
What Is Engine Protection Cover in Car Insurance?
Engine protection cover, also called an engine protect in car insurance add-on, is an optional benefit purchased alongside a comprehensive policy. It pays for repair or replacement of internal engine parts, such as pistons, the crankshaft, connecting rods, and the gearbox, when the damage results from causes a standard comprehensive plan does not cover, like water entering the engine or a lubricant leak.
Understanding Engine Protection Cover
An engine protection cover is an optional feature that you can add to your comprehensive car insurance policy. It provides financial protection against damage to your car's engine caused by water ingress or hydrostatic lock.
Does Engine Protection Cover Apply to a Third-Party-Only Car Insurance Policy?
No. Engine protection cover is only available as an add-on to a comprehensive car insurance policy. A third-party-only policy has no Own Damage section, so there is nothing for the add-on to attach to, and insurers will not sell it standalone.
Understanding Engine Protection Cover
An engine protection cover is an optional feature that you can add to your comprehensive car insurance policy. It provides financial protection against damage to your car's engine caused by water ingress or hydrostatic lock.
What Does Engine Protection Cover Typically Include?
● Internal engine components: pistons, crankshaft, cylinder head, and connecting rods. ● Gearbox and transmission-related engine damage. ● Damage from water ingress and lubricant oil leakage. ● Consumables used in the repair, such as engine oil, coolant, lubricants, nuts, and bolts.
Understanding Engine Protection Cover
· Repair or replacement of the engine parts damaged due to water ingress. · Labour charges for the repair work. · Cost of consumables like engine oil, coolant, and lubricants. · Towing charges, if your car breaks down due to engine damage.
How Do You Avoid a Rejected Engine Protection Cover Claim?
● If your car stalls in water, do not attempt to restart it. Have it towed to the nearest network garage instead. ● Report the incident to your insurer within 48 to 72 hours, even if you plan to arrange the tow later.
Precautions to Take During Monsoons
· If your car stalls in water, do not attempt to restart the engine, as it can cause further damage. Instead, call for roadside assistance. · Park your car on higher ground during heavy rains to prevent water from entering the engine compartment.