Originally posted by stormforce1067
there are three questions that TUK and the dealer need to be able to answer.
1. "If the recall work had been done to a satisfactory and safe standard initially, would I have to return my vehicle to the dealership to have sub standard work rectified?"I cannot see that they can answer anything but NO.
2. "Therefore whos fault and responsibillity is it that I now find that I have to loose wages, do unplanned mileage, spend valuable time to have rectification work carried?"it has to be one of them because they are the 2 involved parties
3. "Can you explain and justify why, when I can not have any responsibillity or input for the standard of workmanship carried out on my vehicle should I be expected to bear the cost and inconvenience of rectification?"
Remember mate, the law is on your side. The sale of goods act also has a bits about fit for the purpose, merchantable quality, as described, due care, professional standards ect even though the service was refered to as warentee work and it was at no cost to you.
have a look at www.tradingstandards.gov.uk bit heavy but tells you all you need to know!
Good luck
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