Garage had car for two weeks now?

AG47

My car went in about two weeks ago, I keep ringing up and asking and they say they will get back to me.

How long should it take for little jobs?

I thought it was just. Fuel pump to be replaced but it may be a bit more, I haven’t heard anything yet.

It’s not a small garage, it’s a big Vauxhall’s official dealership.

Is it normal to take two weeks?

DUTR

AG47 wrote: »

My car went in about two weeks ago, I keep ringing up and asking and they say they will get back to me.

How long should it take for little jobs?

I thought it was just. Fuel pump to be replaced but it may be a bit more, I haven’t heard anything yet.

It’s not a small garage, it’s a big Vauxhall’s official dealership.

Is it normal to take two weeks?

Depends, took mine in for a HP fuel pump change, seems the new pump knocked 2 injectors out, so was without the car for 4 weeks in all.

G_M

Garage had car for two weeks now?

Not sure I understand. How are we to know if it's been 2 weeks or not.

Aylesbury_Duck

G_M wrote: »

Not sure I understand. How are we to know if it's been 2 weeks or not.

The rising inflection has clearly made its way to the written word.

Drives me crackers? when teenagers? talk like this? all the time? I even hear their adult parents talk like it now? It suggests a complete lack of confidence in everything they're saying?

AG47

DUTR wrote: »

Depends, took mine in for a HP fuel pump change, seems the new pump knocked 2 injectors out, so was without the car for 4 weeks in all.

How can it’s take 4 weeks, yikes

markudman

Can you tell me model, and year, is it petrol or diesel? and engine size.

AG47

I want to be polite with them, but it!!!8217;s been over two weeks now. I mean are they waiting for parts or what,

Is my car just sitting there, why can!!!8217;t I get an update

AG47

markudman wrote: »

Can you tell me model, and year, is it petrol or diesel? and engine size.

Petrol 07 zafera

It wouldn!!!8217;t start,

I think it!!!8217;s the computer

markudman

An 07 petrol Zafira, do have problem with ECU's need to know fault codes,
the fuel pump is in the tank, so tank needs to be removed to replace,
these also suffer from flooding, and are a pig to start after a short journey,
Dealer is not the best place for any car as they will wait until a car come in that the same spec and swap parts to see if it starts,

Did your car have any of the following problems before not start,
Power steering problems
missfire
engine management light on
is it a 16 or 1.8

Inner_Zone

The 2.2 petrol (Z22YH) was also fitted to the 2007 Zafira. It had a HP fuel pump is fitted to the engine and is very unreliable. A modified Bosch pump is available from another source and is cheaper and considerer to be more reliable than the OEM Continental or Siemens pumps which are usually in short supply, possibly hence the delay.

So OP which engine?

DUTR

AG47 wrote: »

How can it’s take 4 weeks, yikes

Some parts are not kept in stock at the dealership or even in the country.