Not unless you meant a short to earth!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bradmc
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Not unless you meant a short to earth!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bradmc
Semantics [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by Graeme
So the cable was pinched against something or rubbed against something?
Yes, the cut in the insulation can be seen but I couldn't spot on what it had rubbed. It could be worthwhile to check other vehicles for the same inappropriate routing of the harness during assembly.
50c is all yours Brad - I'll give it to you next time you are in PMQ :[wink11]Quote:
Originally Posted by Bradmc
Graeme - it was not a cut, just a pinch or a flat pressure mark from whatever it was resting against. That thin line you can see is actually a pen mark - the service rep drew a box around the area to show me where the problem was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graeme
Great result but shouldn't happen on a new car.
Regards Philip A
To be a short to earth the insulation must have been compromised. Close inspection should reveal exposed wires at the bottom of the depression in the insulation.
I saw the lines drawn to indicate the area.
Why? That's what warranty is for...Quote:
Originally Posted by PhilipA
If a company set out to build a new vehicle that never had a warranty issue NO ONE could afford to buy it.
It's unfortunate but not to be completely unexpected..
I will be passing through there early June. Look out for me, i will be towing a Patriot Camper i am heading upto the Goldie to bring home to Sydney. [biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by pprass