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The charge is not to do with the Warranty, it is to push you to the Indie because they regard anything over 3yrs as old. They don't have people trained to work on 'old' cars. I was told this when I took mine , at that time 8yrs old to my local stealer. It was explained by the manager that I...

Walked past her and thought " I'm either dumb or it's love". Friend was complaining yesterday that her garage started work on her car for MoT without saying what it would cost. Well that's not on BUT she then said I'd sooner get rid if it isn't worth it as car is now old. Her car is around 8yrs...

Really Appalling Cover. Once this year's cover is up I will never touch them again .Don't forget they won't come out if the suspension ever has a problem again. I'm going back to the AA. Quicker recovery time, better customer service, and will come out no matter how many times the Golden Girl...

I read this a few times before I realised why I kept coming back to it. Then I realised. Stop looking for what isn't there, start looking at what is there. Which parts/faults are covered. They're very good at " well that isn't in your warranty". so you have to come back with exactly what is...

First question is has the stealer said independent work won't invalidate warranty? If so then take vehicle to trusted indie to have a listen. If indie says there's an issue, and warranty won't be affected , trust your indie.

It's the square 9V in mine. Will that do? 😁

I have enough issues without sticking needles in the old girl( L322 not me) Can I use a Tens( no, not Tenna) machine on her instead?

When did this come into force? It used to be you could drive your own car, either direction, so long as you were visiting not staying. Restrictions on hire cars were different. It must be a damn nuisance for many now.

Remember not to let shippers off with it, if their handling was the cause.

I'd be batting it straight back to the shippers to find someone to repair. It's not your job to run around trying to fix what they broke. There are dealers in Nicosia and Limassol. Can you get it booked in to either?

Took her for a little run out.Stopped at the beach to carry dog down to wet sand for some rehab. Left her running as I jumped out. I kept hearing a creaking noise from somewhere near the rear. So had a look. It sounded like the creaking of an old L322 trying to lower herself ..... weird. There...

Do you have a way to blow out dirt and dust , etc before spraying the electrical contact cleaner? Apart from anything else blowing out dirt/dust might help the issue? Another suggestion is clean the key itself. You'd be amazed how dirty a key gets. Fingers crossed you get an easy , simple, solution.

I know they're different years but it sounds like the reverse of an issue that I sometimes find. I have two solutions to my 'won't turn' to start. First is a fit as a butcher's dog battery. Which often makes moving the key easier. The second is a barrel solution. It involves pressing in...

Just ignore this guy 🤣

From the images, they look like normal striations, rather than bubbles. Perhaps this is the leather relaxing, in the heat, as all leather does. Think of your best pair of leather shoes. The moment you wear them they start to stretch and change slightly. I think the best suggestions is to compare...

I tried mine. A short movement does water only. A prolonged movement btings on both. I wonder how it affects the 5 wipe -headlamp wipers activate movement.

Mine is usually on auto too. Something to check in our more bored moments? 😄

I would have to double check what a prolonged pull does but on mine a quick pull/release just squirts water and then need to do up or down on stalk for wiper. Button push gives a squirt of water and measured number of wipes. It does seem redundant for both motions to do the same thing though.

They do the same thing but not quite. Button gives an 'autowash' , as in it squirts water and operates wipes. Pulling stalking to you squirts water, but then you must operate the wipers. This allows for those pain in the bum patches that sometimes get missed to have water run down and over, so...

Two of the best things for him. Preferably the former whilst in the latter.