Rear Windscreen Demister (Help)

Kazaa218917

Nodding_Donkey wrote: »

Check your insurance certificate. Mine also covers me for Any motor car which is loaned or hired to the Policyholder................by a member of the Motor Trade while the vehicle specified above is in the custody of the Motor Trader for service, repair or MOT.

This is Hastings Direct (never Insure with them!!)
Driving Other Cars: If under persons of classes of persons entitled to drive you are permitted to drive other cars, cover for that car is Third party only. Damage to it is not covered

Nodding_Donkey

yep mine says that too but the above isn't under that section, it's under Registration mark of vehicle: and I actually asked the company last year when I needed a courtesy car, they told me cover under that section was the same level as my own i.e. fully comp. It must be worth an ask

Kazaa218917

Nodding_Donkey wrote: »

yep mine says that too but the above isn't under that section, it's under Registration mark of vehicle: and I actually asked the company last year when I needed a courtesy car, they told me cover under that section was the same level as my own i.e. fully comp. It must be worth an ask

calling them now! :money:

Car_Complaints

Kazaa218917 wrote: »

Nope. no warning lights at all.

The S-type has 1 button for mirrors and rear windscreen. press that, light on the button comes on...thats it.

Sorry my fault should of used the word indicator light instead of warning light, if there is a light coming on then go with what AdrianC says

Kazaa218917

Car_Complaints wrote: »

Sorry my fault should of used the word indicator light instead of warning light, if there is a light coming on then go with what AdrianC says

Kool beans thanks

F1F93

If you need to take it to a mechanic, try Charles Stuart Autos. They're based near Hillingdon Hospital, so not too far from you.
There's a car dealer of the same name just opposite the road, so make sure you get the right place .

My family have gone to this place for years, and they're brilliant. Afraid there's usually a bit of a wait as they're quite popular, but they won't rip you off.

Kazaa218917

F1F93 wrote: »

If you need to take it to a mechanic, try Charles Stuart Autos. They're based near Hillingdon Hospital, so not too far from you.
There's a car dealer of the same name just opposite the road, so make sure you get the right place .

My family have gone to this place for years, and they're brilliant. Afraid there's usually a bit of a wait as they're quite popular, but they won't rip you off.

thanks for the tip. Gave them a call. Unfortunately they dont repair electrics

Had a look at the fuses last night. All A OK. Which is not what i was hoping for really.
Cant even use the multi meter to check the contacts coz they are hidden under the panels. And thats something i dont want to open coz 1 i dont know how to and 2 if i do....tgeres a fear of not closing it properly.

its looking more and more like i will have to stick with car giant and their repair offer.

tykesi

The panels are held in by plastic clips, if you use a knife or screwdriver to carefully prise them off at various points they will come away nicely and you'll be able to easily pop them back again after checking the contacts. This is all a garage will do so you might as well save a few quid by doing it yourself.

Nodding_Donkey

Kazaa218917 wrote: »

calling them now! :money:

How did it go?

Kazaa218917

Nodding_Donkey wrote: »

How did it go?

I knew i had forgotten something.... they would issue me with a cover note but ONLY if Car Giant allow it and he didnt think they would. So need to call CG and find out