Tom99
Guest
Hi.
I bought my Stylance at the end of January, beginning of February the rear passenger window stopped working, took the car back to dealers they diagnosed window switch, waited 4 weeks, took car back, fitted switch, no change
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Next they said it was the driver door switch, waited 6 weeks, fitted switches, no change
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Next guess was passenger window motor, waited 3 weeks, fitted motor last Friday, no change,
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Next one was drivers door window motor, which i am still waiting for.
I phoned Seat customer services on Friday they got back to me today saying that this problem has came up before, they sent out e-mails to all dealers and posted fault on their technical database.
Anyone think i have a case for some sort of compensation for the inconvenience of 4 trips to the dealers when the information was available to them.
Has anyone else had this problem?
I bought my Stylance at the end of January, beginning of February the rear passenger window stopped working, took the car back to dealers they diagnosed window switch, waited 4 weeks, took car back, fitted switch, no change
. Next they said it was the driver door switch, waited 6 weeks, fitted switches, no change
Next guess was passenger window motor, waited 3 weeks, fitted motor last Friday, no change,
.Next one was drivers door window motor, which i am still waiting for.
I phoned Seat customer services on Friday they got back to me today saying that this problem has came up before, they sent out e-mails to all dealers and posted fault on their technical database.
Anyone think i have a case for some sort of compensation for the inconvenience of 4 trips to the dealers when the information was available to them.
Has anyone else had this problem?
). I think the ECU didn't recognise it, and went into "lock you out mode"!