Update on JKM Portsmouth's refusal to honour previous work

[bam_bam]

I prefer "Top Secret".

[MikeFish]

I watched it many times when I was a yoot. Don't recall much of it now except a bit where he comes out of a toilet. Maybe that was on the cover which is why I remember it (recall a folder with a stamp on it).

[RS6JJL]

I have used JKM many times x2 RS6's and have no complaints at all good hard working garage who actually take pride in their work and look after customer cars

[vestax32]

I agree with everyone else, OP must be mad to think this would be covered by warranty!

[Daz_C]

I agree with everyone else, OP must be mad

To spend umpteen thousand of ££'s on a car that drives like a pill the OP must be.

[FaisalJ]

I have used JKM many times x2 RS6's and have no complaints at all good hard working garage who actually take pride in their work and look after customer cars

That's the impression I have of them from the mk5 golf Gti forum, where they seem to be well regarded.

[SuprSi]

I have used JKM many times x2 RS6's and have no complaints at all good hard working garage who actually take pride in their work and look after customer cars

That's the impression I have of them from the mk5 golf Gti forum, where they seem to be well regarded.

I've just had JKM do a few odds and ends on my car, they were totally awesome start to finish. I decided to give them a try as they're fairly local, glad I did.

I went to see them first to discuss the issues and have a chat, very friendly and knowledgable. They fixed my alternator (swapped regualtor/rectifier), and while at it they replaced the dead rad fan and replaced the broken oil cooler duct. Investigated some oil seepage. Also fixed my air con (condensation drain leaking). They sent me an email with a few pics and talked me through everything at the end. Reasonably priced too for the quality of work and service.

Pretty happy my car's working great, aparently the atf is looking pretty healthy too despite putting it through hell for 2 years nearly Just need to treat it to some paint in the spring.