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  1. 27th August 2015, 07:46 PM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by RHS58 View Post
    Not much help to you, but we've have the rear windows opening while driving.
    Turns out that Charlie, our ****poo dog, has worked out that putting his paw on the button gives him access to the outside world.
    Our dog has learnt to do the same.Everytime she is in the car i have to hit the child lock button for the windows.

    Now i have to rouse on her evey so often, as she scratches at the window open button,trying to get it to work
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  2. 27th August 2015, 07:53 PM #22
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    Aren't dogs so stupid. All they have to do is ask you to turn off the child locks!

    Mine have always had the child locks turned on, so they never learnt about the button.

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  3. 27th August 2015, 09:22 PM #23
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    Mine prefers the huge space of the rear where she can stretch out. She finds the 2nd row a bit like stepping down to economy from business I think. "Where's my lay-flat bed?"

    So she's never learnt about windows.

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    When I take the pack, 4 pugs, they often get the entire back with the seats folded flat. Two harnesses fixed low the other two fixed high so there is less knotting of the harness leads.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies View Post
    When I take the pack, 4 pugs, they often get the entire back with the seats folded flat. Two harnesses fixed low the other two fixed high so there is less knotting of the harness leads.

    Wow, that's First Class. Mine better not hear about that option. Uncommanded opening of windows when parked/locked.

    PS. Hope your window issue is resolved soon

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies View Post
    Hi Baz

    JRA Warranty ended in January but I do have the LR Extended Warranty by Allianz. Have sent a message to Land Rover Customer Care, see what they say.

    Am a little concerned, it is going in for a service tomorrow at GCA in St Peters, hope this doesn't affect the warranty?

    Diana
    Only if there has been an agreement that all services must be at a dealer as part of the extended warranty, otherwise it shouldn't affect it.

    But you should at least tell them of the problem, it may not be covered under an extended warranty, normally the extended warranty is limited to certain parts of the car.

    I'd suggest to read your warranty agreement.

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