VW Scirocco Active Chassis Control - faulty sensors
I have a three-year one-month old VW Scirocco, owned since new. Serviced one month ago, and one month out of waranty. Problem now of two faulty Active Chassis Control sensors. £700 to replace.
Is this a common problem?
Cost seems disproportionate, to say the least.
Is this a common problem?
Cost seems disproportionate, to say the least.
Asked on 27 July 2012 by iaincmccoll
Answered by
Honest John
Particularly as you don't really need the system. Will add to car by car.
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