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15th September 2006, 17:34
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| | Classic Account Customer | Car Giant - Breakdown Insurance Con I bought a VW passat fom Car Giant in Jan this year. They offered a warranty that covered many things including Aircon ( they charged an additional premium for this ).
Okay, so fast forward to today.. the aircon stopped working. I phone them, they of course havent got me down for air con cover.. so I fax a copy of my policy and they agree for a repairer to look at it.
I took it down to the place they recommend, they checked it out and told me that it needs a new Dryer and a pipe going to the compressor. They quoted £330 to do the job, they had checked the policy and it doesnt cover the dryer or pipes!!!!
How on earth can they charge a premium to cover aircon then weasel out of it by listing things they dont cover in the small print?
Have I got any grounds to do anything regarding the description of the cover then actually not covering anything?
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17th September 2006, 03:28
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Car Giant - Breakdown Insurance Con Hi,
Be aware, If it gets narky, the seller may say that the fault was outstanding before the car was purchased, and the warranty commenced, make sure you're up to speed on this, it's a common cop-out; aftermarket warranties are an absolute minefield. The next one'll be 'wear and tear', that's an old favourite.
But like JonCris' said, tell an independant air-con place the truth (hell, maybe 2 or 3 places) and ask for a free estimate, although to be honest, I can't imagine their 'approved' place being cheaper than anywhere.
Sadly though, if it helps, it's usually a leak in the system (maybe pipes) that causes a failure, which in turn, buggers the compressor.
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