Waiting like a pregnant father......

[Anonymous]

Hope so Lainey, Ive only driven it twice in 5 weeks.

Ive done more miles in the load RCZ lol

J

Think of the miles you've saved in yours though bud ;-) silver lining and all that :thumbup: had my fair share of probs with mine but still love her

Enjoy the smiles and miles.
Keep safe and keep detailing.

 

[Anonymous]

Well she's back :clap: :clap: :clap:

The garage mot'd her for FREE. Gave me a 2 yr manufacturer warranty upto the value of the car FREE

Offered me a FREE service but because I have a service plan they said they would look into a spare wheel for me.

They retracted it FREE. Wheel balanced the front wheels for me FREE. replaced a panel and footwell light and an engine cover panel for me FREE.

SG PETCH at Darlington North Yorkshire are fantastic and have recouped my faith in dealerships.

My beautiful girl has been valetted (not as good as Kerry does but it's a start) and we have driven 30 beautiful miles together so far. She sounds ace

So bring on the Yorkshire meet I say hooraa

J

 

[RCZ1]

That's great news J :thumbup:

We needed a good news story on dealerships after recent posts.

I hope you now enjoy your RCZ to the full and look forward to meeting you at the Yorkshire Meet

 

[Abzynthe]

Great news. Some of that stuff isn't cheap if you had to pay.

 

[Anonymous]

That's great news and I hope you now keep the car. The 2 year warranty is a particularly nice thing to have. I've heard good things before about Petch's. Think they are a Fiat dealership as well and have a good reputation with Fiat 500 owners.

 

[Anonymous]

Another 60 miles today and the black beast is running ok

Just need some detailing lessons now, I have tried some bilberry wheel cleaner today but insides of the rims are still dirty it looks like the dirt is pitted into the alloy

Brought some cleaning stuff to include snow foam, carnauba wax, maguiers wash and wax, and other bits too.

Some G3 stuff for the swirls and a clay bar kit.

So here's to getting on with detailing hopefully

Pics and reports will follow

J

 

[RCZ1]

It might be iron contamination and or tar. Iron X and Autosmart Tardis would be my weapons of choice.

Do you use brushes to clean the rear of the alloys?


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[Anonymous]

Kerry
I use soft brushes and clothes, it looks like its from the rear disc, when they get wet then drip on the inside of the wheel

J

 

[RCZ1]

Ok an excellent product which I recently tried on someone else's alloys is Car Chem's Revolt. It's a wheel cleaner which is totally safe on alloys but has amazing cleaning abilities. Spray it on, agitate then power wash down. It removed all the ground in brake dust on alloys that had never been protected.

http://car-chem.com/store/de-ironiser-w ... aner-500ml


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[Anonymous]

Thanks Kerry,

I will look into this stuff, its out of stock at the moment thou

see you soon

Jase

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your comment CatherineF.

I used to live down in Wiltshire near Melksham, there are some fantastic roads down there to throw your RCZ around

Take care

regards Jase

 

[Anonymous]

I live in Melksham!


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[Anonymous]

Well she's back :clap: :clap: :clap:

The garage mot'd her for FREE. Gave me a 2 yr manufacturer warranty upto the value of the car FREE

Offered me a FREE service but because I have a service plan they said they would look into a spare wheel for me.

They retracted it FREE. Wheel balanced the front wheels for me FREE. replaced a panel and footwell light and an engine cover panel for me FREE.

SG PETCH at Darlington North Yorkshire are fantastic and have recouped my faith in dealerships.

My beautiful girl has been valetted (not as good as Kerry does but it's a start) and we have driven 30 beautiful miles together so far. She sounds ace

So bring on the Yorkshire meet I say hooraa

J

Fantastic at last happy days matey :beer: