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Gavin Beecham Member Since: 14 Sep 2007 Location: essex Posts: 140 |
I had this albeit @ 4 months old. It was a sensor fault, which had to be replaced.
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Mon Apr 06 2015 9:50am |
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nil07 Member Since: 05 Apr 2015 Location: london Posts: 115 |
GAvin,
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Mon Apr 06 2015 9:53am |
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nil07 Member Since: 05 Apr 2015 Location: london Posts: 115 |
just been told by grange barnet that theres a suspension pipe thats cracked and its leaking fluid so they have to order that in.
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Thu Apr 09 2015 9:09am |
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RRSman Member Since: 10 Feb 2015 Location: London Posts: 1439 |
ON a brand new car - wow ! |
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Thu Apr 09 2015 11:58am |
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Gavin Beecham Member Since: 14 Sep 2007 Location: essex Posts: 140 |
The first thing the tech did was to check the hydraulic fluid. Did he do that ? ( reservoir in engine bay ). He did check underneath for any signs of leaking so maybe it is a problem. ( no prob on mine ) He also plugged his laptop into the car and then put the suspension into a test mode whereby it goes through a sequence of raising, lowering, etc. quite cool to watch as it 'dances'! Mine was all ok and he thought it was a sensor which as it turns out, it was. It was in for about two weeks though; waiting for part! I would insist on a like for like or better car as a loaner though. If you've just spent 70k or so, I would not be wanting an Evoke as a loaner. I had a brand new disco to start with, and after voicing my displeasure, ended up in a full fat RR. |
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Thu Apr 09 2015 4:45pm |
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