Supper T? Is that two meals rolled into one?  

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Of course not!  

TB wrote:

All hail SuperT.

Silly question time!!!

Would this be done for free even if the car is out of warranty? _______________________________

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Jonty wrote:

Silly question time!!!

Would this be done for free even if the car is out of warranty?

This is what showed on Consumer Reports (a US publication) last month regarding this upcoming recall:

http://rangerovers.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=25323

At least as far as the US is concerned, a recall is a pretty big deal. Letters go out to owners, Federal authorities are notified, and of course all VINs affected are serviced free of charge, whether or not they are still under factory warranty. I suspect the same would have to be true abroad, even if they don't call it a recall there, considering the malfunction could indeed become a safety risk - and a major potential liability for Land Rover - if one ignores the SRS fault light and then gets into a crash.

PS: Why can't I get my signature to align properly in my message?  

We certainly have recalls here too... depending on the severity you can sometimes get fullpage ads taken in out in the daily papers to bring it to owners' attention.

TB, do you know much about this or is it not your domain?

James, from the dealership end? Thoughts? 

To be honest I didn't know anything until I read this thread.

I wouldn't say this is a crytical fault, but remember I'm not the expert. The Service Bulletin explains that the fault will identify itself by the SRS light illuminating on the drivers binnacle. It does not mention anything about the airbag going off as your driving along. Arctic Frost TDV6 SE. Aspen Leather, Cherry Wood, Privacy Glass, PTI, Tow Pack, Mudflaps, Tasmods, a new Fuelflap, a RRSport.co.uk umbrella in the boot & a RRSport.co.uk sticker on the rear glass.
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umbertob wrote:

PS: Why can't I get my signature to align properly in my message?

shmoogle wrote:

umbertob wrote:

PS: Why can't I get my signature to align properly in my message?

Forgot to say... your sig looks fine to me, Umberto?

umbertob wrote:

PS: Why can't I get my signature to align properly in my message?

I'll have a chat to Paul King our Service Manager on Monday as I'm not aware of this issue so far. To answer the question above, generally speaking there are three actions that the manufacturers may carry out.

Recall is the serious one where owners are contacted via the DVLA database to ensure that everyone is written to. Usually any modifications will be carried out regardless of warranty, however it depends from case to case and the seriousness.

Service Actions are where LR have had a small number of issues highlighted that may be related to a particular chassis range or a component fitted to specific models. They will then possibly write using their database or rely on dealers carrying out that work at the next service if the car is in warranty. Each time a vehicle comes in dealers will check for any outstanding service actions.

Reassurance program is where either a collection of minor items need attention or one major item which will enhance the customers overall ownership experience if rectified. This is a large-scale operation which may involve dealers proactively writing to their database, putting on extra loan vehicles or possibly even taking on more staff. We are currently opperating a reassurance program for FFRR at the moment.

The above is not a detailed analysis, and it does vary from case to case, and also depends on the seriousness of the issue. I would imagine that the classification could vary from market to market as one country may deem a particular issue more seriously than another.... just a guess!

Hope this answers the question?

James Paul King - Service Manager paulking@charleshurstgroup.co.uk
Andy Harding - Parts Manager andrewharding@charleshurstgroup.co.uk

Please mention "RRSPORT.CO.UK" when enquiring!

Charles Hurst Land Rover - Park Royal
152 Dukes Road
London
W3 0SL

0208 992 2299 www.charleshurstlondon.co.uk

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Thanks James.

I wanted to write something like that last night, but I'm not clever enough.  Arctic Frost TDV6 SE. Aspen Leather, Cherry Wood, Privacy Glass, PTI, Tow Pack, Mudflaps, Tasmods, a new Fuelflap, a RRSport.co.uk umbrella in the boot & a RRSport.co.uk sticker on the rear glass.
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