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In April 2008 I had a new ABS modulator fitted to my 24,000 mile 2003 Rover 75. The same fault has now re-occurred and I am getting no sympathy at all from the Rover garage where the part was fitted. Surely a part that cost £750 should last longer than 20 months. I would appreciate your opinion and advice on this matter.
Asked on 20 February 2010 by T.C., Oswaldtwistle
Answered by
Honest John
You are right, but unfortunately it probably only came with a 12 month
warranty. If replacing it with another solves the problem you could sue the supplier for originally fitting a part "not of satisfactory quality"
using the small claims track of the county court. If it doesn't solve the problem, then another part of the ABS system has failed; possibly the reluctor ring sensors.
warranty. If replacing it with another solves the problem you could sue the supplier for originally fitting a part "not of satisfactory quality"
using the small claims track of the county court. If it doesn't solve the problem, then another part of the ABS system has failed; possibly the reluctor ring sensors.
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