Starting problem
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- Supreme Being
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Yeah luckily. He's taking his sweet time getting someone to look at it though but I don't think he's messing me about - I think he just thinks it's not a big deal.mikeonb4c wrote:Also Gemtps - arent you still under guarantee from the dealer?
Stupid question but ... do I have an immobiliser (sp?) - how would I know if I had one of those (I've only just found out that I can move my wing mirrors in )
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- Supreme Being
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Do you have a "blipper" for the central locking? or do you Put the key in the lock?... a remote central locking system is often indicative of an immobiliser too... Perhaps you could suggest to your dealer that it would probably have been fixed by now if it was HIS vehicle Are you in the AA or RAC? They may be able to suggest something for the dealer to sort out... Hope it gets sorted before it completely conks out
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WELL HELLO MR DEALER - IT MAY NOT BE A BIG DEAL TO YOU BUT IT IS A BIG DEAL TO ME.
Be polite but firm and dont leave it too long before you put something (polite but firm) in writing. Stuff done by mouth or over the phone counts for very little and can be denied. A letter puts an onus on him to reply or else be deemed to have accepted your claim.
Good luck
Mike
Be polite but firm and dont leave it too long before you put something (polite but firm) in writing. Stuff done by mouth or over the phone counts for very little and can be denied. A letter puts an onus on him to reply or else be deemed to have accepted your claim.
Good luck
Mike
Well, it turns out the starting problem is a (hang on, I wrote it down somewhere) ..... burnt out contact.
So gotta get it repaired now. Luckily this will be a warantee job.
They couldn't find what was wrong with the window and blind though as it wasn't happening to them
What are the chances of it happening as soon as I drive away ?
So gotta get it repaired now. Luckily this will be a warantee job.
They couldn't find what was wrong with the window and blind though as it wasn't happening to them
What are the chances of it happening as soon as I drive away ?
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Re: Woohoo
What is the Halfords battery number? would be helpful to all of us as is a "now known good battery to use"Bon go north wrote:Got my batteries checked at the local halfords.
They were supposed to be putting out 560 Amps. 1 was 230 and 1 313.
Batteries changed problem solved
cheers
Bob
Halfords number
The battery number is HB072. It puts out 590 amps cold crank, whereas the normal bongo battery would put out 560. It's no problem though as the extra amps help it fire up on a cold day. The batteries are obviously not cheap but they do come with a 3 year warranty.
I had to put a spacer under the battery clip though as the battery is a different shape to the old one. No problems though, the battery is in place and I have had no problems so far.
Happy Motoring
I had to put a spacer under the battery clip though as the battery is a different shape to the old one. No problems though, the battery is in place and I have had no problems so far.
Happy Motoring