Unclip the lead from the cp and its in small print at the front (need to look closely)
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Unclip the lead from the cp and its in small print at the front (need to look closely)
2004 LC180 and on the list 
Booked in at local dealer tomorrow
Just a shame the stealers an absolute joke of a Garage
Hope car comes out as good as it went in
Last time dealt with them they could'nt even get the paint code right for my car from the chassis No, they tried telling me my "Platinum" grey was Luna!
Booked in at local dealer tomorrow
Just a shame the stealers an absolute joke of a Garage
Hope car comes out as good as it went in
Last time dealt with them they could'nt even get the paint code right for my car from the chassis No, they tried telling me my "Platinum" grey was Luna!
2004 LC180 and on the list
Booked in at local dealer tomorrow
Just a shame the stealers an absolute joke of a Garage
Hope car comes out as good as it went in
Last time dealt with them they could'nt even get the paint code right for my car from the chassis No, they tried telling me my "Platinum" grey was Luna!
Well 4 done under warranty but my views on local dealer confirmed - Dobies in Carlisle.
My wife with 8 week old baby arrived for half 9, eventually left at 11:45! Did not even have them in stock, No health check, no offer of refreshments, impolite - glad got them for free but joke of a dealer
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well 4 new coilpacks fitted today took them a 1 hour and 1/2 to do it and found a broken rear spring as well
kev1978
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Sent an email to Seat in Hatfield yesterday and they sent me a reply today saying that "there is an outstanding campaign on your vehicle for the coil packs"
will book it in tomorrow.
will book it in tomorrow.
i'll say it again, whats the deal if the coilpacks in the car arent the originals? I mean its a 10 year old car and if the coilpacks are now known to be prone to failure then by definition there is quite a high chance that the coilpacks in a car arent going to be the original ones.
just got back from the seat garage in peterborough. they made me sit around for an hour or so whilst they "checked my coilpacks" then told me that they didnt actually have them in stock, despite them having well over a week to order them.
they could have called me before hand to let me know they havent got any so not to bother coming in!
grrr, back in tomorrow by the looks of things.
on the plus side, i mentioned that i needed my new key synced to the immobiliser and she said she wouldnt charge for it because of messing me around. so every cloud and all that.....
so thats 50quid "worth" of immo chip programming and 4 new coilpacks fitted for the price of a couple of hours wasted and a couple of journeys to and from the garage. guess i can't complain too much.
they could have called me before hand to let me know they havent got any so not to bother coming in!
grrr, back in tomorrow by the looks of things.
on the plus side, i mentioned that i needed my new key synced to the immobiliser and she said she wouldnt charge for it because of messing me around. so every cloud and all that.....
so thats 50quid "worth" of immo chip programming and 4 new coilpacks fitted for the price of a couple of hours wasted and a couple of journeys to and from the garage. guess i can't complain too much.
offitmassive
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To let you know there is also a recall for PD injectors. I rang to check to see if my 1.8T had a recall, she said yes it would take 6 hours. i was shocked, i asked what it involved she said to check the injectors and replace if necessary... i advised its a 1.8T she said whoops sorry etc and there is a recall for my coil packs... but its out there from me anyway theres a recall on PD injectors on the leon but we probs now that anyway????
well i think im going to ring seat ans see if im on the list i already replaced 1 a few months bk
just got back from the seat garage in peterborough. they made me sit around for an hour or so whilst they "checked my coilpacks" then told me that they didnt actually have them in stock, despite them having well over a week to order them.
they could have called me before hand to let me know they havent got any so not to bother coming in!
grrr, back in tomorrow by the looks of things.
on the plus side, i mentioned that i needed my new key synced to the immobiliser and she said she wouldnt charge for it because of messing me around. so every cloud and all that.....
so thats 50quid "worth" of immo chip programming and 4 new coilpacks fitted for the price of a couple of hours wasted and a couple of journeys to and from the garage. guess i can't complain too much.
Was that Stoneacre you went too?
yeah. just got back actually. coilpacks done
(cant notice any difference though)but they said that they "couldnt do my immobiliser"
gave some excuse about buying ones off ebay never a good idea (even though i told him it came with the car!)if they couldnt do it, doesnt that mean that theres either not an immo transponder in the key or it is and its broke or they didnt bother trying?
Just phoned up local SEAT dealer and they said my car is included in the recall. Will get it booked in some time later in the month.
Result!
Result!
yeah. just got back actually. coilpacks done
but they said that they "couldnt do my immobiliser"
if they couldnt do it, doesnt that mean that theres either not an immo transponder in the key or it is and its broke or they didnt bother trying?
You wont notice any difference if yours were ok, but i guarantee you would have noticed if one failed
Probably couldn't be bothered.
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