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Standy by blondieandi..... there is light at the end of the tunnel and its not a train coming. I have news, but will wait till its in writing before publishing what hopefully will be the final chapter. Sorry blondieandi you will just have to wait a little longer

It's worth waiting for, honest.

mjcreed: as long as the dealer is attempting( I use the term loosely) to rectify the faults, I think that is all you can ask at the moment. However, I wouldn't presume to know everything on the subject so suggest a  chat with your Consumer Direct department could put your mind at rest regarding your options should the dealer fail to rectify the problems.

I bought a Bailey because we liked the layout of that particular van . Any manufacturer will, and occassionally does, produce a "rogue one". It is what they do about it that is important. Bailey, although offering the parts free, should have taken a more proactive approach to discover the cause of the problem in a 3 year old van. The dealer is the one my contract was with and as you can see by my previous posts, he has also not done Bailey any favours, as he is in effect acting as their agent. His list of excuses was quite amusing at times. Anyway, I had a call from the dealer who was most keen to get my van under cover or to send an engineer to do a temporary repair to prevent the problem from getting any worse. It is a pity he never showed that concern when he was avoiding the issue over a month ago.

Glad to hear its OK. I've just bought a new Bailey, have to keep my fingers crossed.

Will you be able to get your costs back such as the independent report.