All I know t this stage is that the job that was done 6k miles ago wasn't done properly

Well...I got her back late Friday ,a list of new parts and turns out that the previous job hadn't been upto scratch and the dealers who I bought the ff from admitted liability

Anyway I'm now back at the dealers oil all over the drive

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Charmer wrote:

If you bought it from a dealer I would be rejecting it under the Sale of Goods Act.

You don't need that sort of aggravation so soon after buying the car.

Right...back in yet another loan car
turns out that the crankshaft oil seal is leaking behind pulleys etc,possible that damage was caused by piece of belt when it shredded...apparently ....soon I will not have had the car as long as I've had it ...if you get my drift...totally cheesed off now

 MY 2010 5.0 SC Galway green and sand interior!!
Have the Faultmate MSV2 Extreme to be tinkering with the settings etc. !!

Have to say if that was mine i would be doing something about it Lawyer wise as my patience is as short as cats sh.1t

Totally shocking ...  ====================================

"Open Mike Night " sounded like a lot of fun until i found out i was going to an Autopsy

Mines also wearing incredibly thin at the moment it beggars belief that this wasn't noticed whilst it was in there for 4 days

If I were you, I would definitely be looking for much more than just "putting it right".

Although this might sound emotive, my worry would be that you might have got a "bad car"............my first RR Sport had been a LR demo - it suffered a catalogue of major problems - in the end I negotiated a deal which involved both LR and the dealer to supply me with a new one.

Just spoken to Ryan at LR Customer Services to voice my disbelief at the fact the ff went in with a broken belt and an oil leak only to be told all was fixed 5 days later,but within half an hour I have oil leaking onto the drive.I also spoke to the service manager at my dealers and he was pretty sure the oil leak was not connected to what work they had carried out and that the mechanics bay is spotless and he would have noticed an oil leak ...this has just caused a BIG inconvenience for me as we were supposed to be visiting friends and relatives around the country this week and enjoying my driving.He has said he will look into what LR can do as a gesture of goodwill ...but all I really want is my new(to me) Range Rover

Hope you get it sorted soon sir

Cheers Craig...I'm really starting to wish I'd not bought the thing

Feel for you, but it'll get sorted and then you'll have a wonderful car.













....maybe.

Thanks Kurtverbose

Just had a call to say it's ready ...please please please let it be fixed properly this time

Gibberingidiot wrote:

I also spoke to the service manager at my dealers and he was pretty sure the oil leak was not connected to what work they had carried out

NFW - no way!

I just recently posted this on another board: I have managed (or owned) several car repair facilities and in my experience in cases such as this, there are NO coincidences. If you bring a vehicle to a garage to have something repaired and afterwards it suddenly has another problem, it was caused during (or by) the work performed. No exceptions! Even if one of the LEDs in a taillight stopped working it would be related. And to call this a coincidence... whadda JOKE!

Guys like that make life hard for the honest people.
 
RRC 2Dr, RRC 4Dr,
P38, and 2 L322s
(wife thinks I'm nuts - prob right, too)

Totally agree with you SteveMFr

This whole situation shouldn't have occurred.....FACT !!!

Anyway I've just been to collect it again not even one apology !!!!!!

Let's hope I get to keep her a bit longer this time