Coil failure on Vauxhall Meriva - Should I expect any compensation ?
Can I expect Vauxhall to pay anything towards replacing the coil on my Meriva which has failed after 40,000 miles and four years?
Asked on 22 March 2015 by donkeybs
Answered by
Honest John
Do you mean an ignition coil or a coil spring? But in either case, worth asking.
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