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Question regarding van warranty
Bought a Renault van 2 months ago from a Renault dealer. It was 6 months old.
I have noticed the sliding side door doesn't seem to close flush. There is a slight protrusion in panels when shut.
I have booked in for a recall on another matter and asked them to have a look at the door whilst in.
I am asked to pay £90 upfront for an hours work to assess the door, just incase it is not covered under warranty. If it is then I will have money refunded. If not the £90 will go towards the repair.
Obviously it would be better to take it back to where I purchased from, but that is over 200 miles away. I didn't spot any problems with door when I bought it and I have certainly not done anything to it to affect it.
Question is, do you think this would be covered under warranty? and is the charging of money upfront normal?
Cheers
I have noticed the sliding side door doesn't seem to close flush. There is a slight protrusion in panels when shut.
I have booked in for a recall on another matter and asked them to have a look at the door whilst in.
I am asked to pay £90 upfront for an hours work to assess the door, just incase it is not covered under warranty. If it is then I will have money refunded. If not the £90 will go towards the repair.
Obviously it would be better to take it back to where I purchased from, but that is over 200 miles away. I didn't spot any problems with door when I bought it and I have certainly not done anything to it to affect it.
Question is, do you think this would be covered under warranty? and is the charging of money upfront normal?
Cheers
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Depends on what the cause of the fault is. Loose bolt or something accidently
shut in the door whilst closing it?Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
If you have damaged it you can't really expect them to diagnose it for free.
You could say thanks for telling me the problem, I'll fix it myself.0
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