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Rights when under warranty

BarraOG · 2018-10-25 07:37:48

Hi, Recently bought a car with 3 months warranty. It’s a 2011 mpv with a 1.6tdc engine. The car is suffering a studdering effect now and then at high speed and is losing some power. It’s been to the garage’s mechanic twice, with the turbo booster being replaced last time. Car seemed better for a while but problem is back…

25-10-2018 7:37am

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BarraOG

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Hi,

Recently bought a car with 3 months warranty. It’s a 2011 mpv with a 1.6tdc engine. The car is suffering a studdering effect now and then at high speed and is losing some power. It’s been to the garage’s mechanic twice, with the turbo booster being replaced last time. Car seemed better for a while but problem is back again. I’m worried that even if they fix problem their tricking around might cause another problem later on. What should I do before wattenty runs out?

/Barra

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#2 25-10-2018 7:56am

biko

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The seller can repair, replace or refund.
But they will try their hardest to repair before going to another option.

What specific rights are you wondering about?

General consumer rights
http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/consumer_affairs/consumer_protection/consumer_rights/consumers_and_the_law_in_ireland.html

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