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Quote: Originally posted by jaiash on 16/4/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by freeatlast on 15/4/2009

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Unless it is a very minor repair which does not need spare parts, they always reschedule the work for a later date, so its another trip anyway.

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So that would be 3 visits then as workshop one cannot authorise warranty work so workshop 2 looks at it and applies to Bailey for approval then visit 3 is gets the work done.

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Dave101 - thanks for that info.

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Quote: Originally posted by Dave101 on 16/4/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by jaiash on 16/4/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by freeatlast on 15/4/2009

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Unless it is a very minor repair which does not need spare parts, they always reschedule the work for a later date, so its another trip anyway.

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So that would be 3 visits then as workshop one cannot authorise warranty work so workshop 2 looks at it and applies to Bailey for approval then visit 3 is gets the work done.

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I know that us engineer's talk in a different language, but if you trail your van all the way to the dealer for a service (and pay dealer service prices) and it turns out that something is broken but can be replaced under the warranty, it normally takes anywhere up to 8 weeks for a warranty part to arrive at the workshop. because of that time delay most dealers will make you take the van away and then call you to bring it back when the part has arrived.

So that's dealer service prices (Discover charge £199 for a single axle) and the take it home to then have to take it all the way back for the warranty work.

You can work the cost of that yourself, but seeing as an average cost for a NCC Mobile is about £120 - £140, there is probably more to be saved.

Choice is yours.

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