Extended warranty in action
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2004 8:25 pm
A few months ago, after some debate I decided to renew my extended warranty with Audi for my year 2000 (W-reg) S4, it cost around £850 (see this thread for details http://www.rs246.com/index.php?name=PNp ... ic&t=46326).
Anyway the S recently needed a MOT so I thought I'd get a few things sorted under the warranty while I was at my friendly local Audi dealer (Lomond Audi in Glasgow).
I listed the following three faults :
This consisted of a new boot latch, new heater control panel, and a new lambda (oxygen) sensor. I didn't actually get the costs I had to ask the (surly) receptionist how much it would've cost.
The whole thing was very smooth with zero hassle or fuss (well besides the usual Lomond grumpy service staff
!).
I was actually a bit worried about whether they'd fix the oxygen sensor as I only noticed it via my VAG-COM, though on refection I think my car was running a bit rich as well.
Anyway, I'm well pleased!
Anyway the S recently needed a MOT so I thought I'd get a few things sorted under the warranty while I was at my friendly local Audi dealer (Lomond Audi in Glasgow).
I listed the following three faults :
- My boot was constantly reporting itself as being open (which is a bit more serious than it sounds as the alarm won't arm with an open boot!)
- The climate control display was "flashing" and didn't store the temperature in the key fob.
- And lastly, one of my Oxygen sensors was acting up.
This consisted of a new boot latch, new heater control panel, and a new lambda (oxygen) sensor. I didn't actually get the costs I had to ask the (surly) receptionist how much it would've cost.
The whole thing was very smooth with zero hassle or fuss (well besides the usual Lomond grumpy service staff
I was actually a bit worried about whether they'd fix the oxygen sensor as I only noticed it via my VAG-COM, though on refection I think my car was running a bit rich as well.
Anyway, I'm well pleased!