2 doors 1200 2door sedan / Nearly cert ready

[brocky41]

Hopefully just a $2 seal Wal, Although i do see where they are coming from in regards of length of time having the item, it always sucks to get fobbed off.
If it was me you were phoning (not there anymore) I would have got it checked out / fixed by the pro's and then do some kinda deal over costs (if any). Its the "keep everyone happy service".

Cylinders are a real pain from new because most people (not all, but i used to do it) pull a new item out and pump it a few times dry and say to themselves "yip thats a good one, not siezed" lol, and it tears the seals to bits. Almost guarantee - fit new seals, job done.

[gman]

Useless update , I finally got round to phoning bnt, in regards to the master cylinder leaking , not sure how senior the person I spoke to was , but I was assured the master cylinder is now out of warrantee , the person on the phone could not grasp the concept that this master cylinder has not actually been used as such , and even if it was put together with a seal round the wrong way , he still reackons it wont be covered by warrantee , the guy was a dick , and told me they only sell the parts , if there is something wrong with it I should take it to safe r brakes, and if they find its incorrectly assembled from manufacturer then it's still my problem not bnt,s . So I will strip it down and try to determine where the problem lies.

What a load of crap BNT on the receipt BNTs problem don't let them get away with that SHIT.

[torqued]

Yea, absolutely.
Imagine buying a TV which turns out to be faulty.
Then the retail seller say, no sorry. Take it up with Samgsung. ( or whoever )

[brocky41]

Yea, absolutely.
Imagine buying a TV which turns out to be faulty.
Then the retail seller say, no sorry. Take it up with Samgsung. ( or whoever )

Usually you would turn the TV on in the first 12 months of owning it though? And they would usually repair or replace.

Its a hard one because i know for a fact ive got brand new items that are at least 2years old (waterpumps etc) that i havent used or even opened yet and you would have the same problem i think if trying to get a warranty job out if it upon first fitment.

[torqued]

Ha, yea. To be honest i only skim read it.
Missed the part about being 12 months old.

[2 doors]

Hopefully just a $2 seal Wal, Although i do see where they are coming from in regards of length of time having the item, it always sucks to get fobbed off.
If it was me you were phoning (not there anymore) I would have got it checked out / fixed by the pro's and then do some kinda deal over costs (if any). Its the "keep everyone happy service".

Cylinders are a real pain from new because most people (not all, but i used to do it) pull a new item out and pump it a few times dry and say to themselves "yip thats a good one, not siezed" lol, and it tears the seals to bits. Almost guarantee - fit new seals, job done.

I definitely fit into the category of the person who pumps it dry a couple of times , it,s weird though because it was bled up and peddle was pumped plenty of times over the 12 months it has been installed, only leaked after driving it.

[2 doors]

Bought a wide band today , looking forward to installing it and hooking it up to the laptop.

[Bartman]

Damn we need a like feature on this forum.

[Datto_610]

Where did you end up getting the wideband from Wal?

[braasmonkey]

Damn we need a like feature on this forum.