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Well ppl,

have had service guys look at the airconditioning problem, and the have to take the whole dash out to get to some motor (not the engine) or something behind the dash and replace it.

I need it fixed, but also I dont want to have them pull the dash out as it leads to ratles, and things just are not right. There are none at the moment and have ben totally happy with my car.

Any moral support?

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If you have the car and it's not being pulled apart as we speak, then I'd take it to an Aircon place for a second opinion..... It'll take them 2 minutes to tell you if it's low on gas !

Chips has indicated this is common symptoms, so I'd make sure the dealer doesn't do stuff because they have NFI !!

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If you have the car and it's not being pulled apart as we speak, then I'd take it to an Aircon place for a second opinion..... It'll take them 2 minutes to tell you if it's low on gas !

Chips has indicated this is common symptoms, so I'd make sure the dealer doesn't do stuff because they have NFI !!

Pretzel

:wacko: Good point Pretzel, unless you have dual-zone auto climate control, its not going to be a mechanical problem! :nono:

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Car is booked in for 2 days on the 8th of Feb.

when I spoke to the foreman, he gave a good explaination why and seemed convincing, giving me reassuance that the dash will be just as good or better (in terms of tightness) from factory.

I was going to put a carton of chewable XXXX on the front seat for the techs to share to make sure they did a good job (not that it may help but every little bit helps)

I will take up your suggestion and see a air conditioning shop for a second opinion.... will let all know how it goes.

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Car is booked in for 2 days on the 8th of Feb. 

when I spoke to the foreman, he gave a good explaination why and seemed convincing, giving me reassuance that the dash will be just as good or better (in terms of tightness) from factory.

I was going to put a carton of chewable XXXX on the front seat for the techs to share to make sure they did a good job (not that it may help but every little bit helps)

I will take up your suggestion and see a air conditioning shop for a second opinion.... will let all know how it goes.

<_< Second opinion is always good!

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Well pp,

I have had the problem fixed. It was a module called the 'hym module' Not quite sure of spelling ie 'hym' or 'HIM'. My precious was in bits on Tuesday afternoon (centre console out, all I could see was this big gap in the middle of the dash, plastic bits and peices stacked in the back seat). Got the car back this afternoon all back together. Was worried about rattles etc, trim not lining up, but all seems good so far. Actually took some photos beofre it went in and have since compared them tonight and all is good. Will see how it goes over the next week to make sure there aint no rattles etc.

Anyway the Air Con is freezing now, probably better than what it was originally.

When I returned the curtosey car this morning, I gave a bottle of wine to the service advisor for assisting where possible, asked to speak with the tech working on my car to give him a 6 pack of hineken after realising how much work already has been involved rectifying the fault and a bottle of red to the curtosey bus driver who drove me to and from work for the last couple of days. I know I didnt have to do it, but was a gesture of appreciation for the good work they did for me. Have been absolutley happy with the service from Metro Ford in the valley. Keep up the good work Metro.

Happy ending.....

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Well pp,

I have had the problem fixed.  It was a module called the 'hym module' Not quite sure of spelling ie 'hym' or 'HIM'.  My precious was in bits on Tuesday afternoon (centre console out, all I could see was this big gap in the middle of the dash, plastic bits and peices stacked in the back seat).  Got the car back this afternoon all back together.  Was worried about rattles etc, trim not lining up, but all seems good so far.  Actually took some photos beofre it went in and have since compared them tonight and all is good.  Will see how it goes over the next week to make sure there aint no rattles etc.

Anyway the Air Con is freezing now, probably better than what it was originally.

When I returned the curtosey car this morning, I gave a bottle of wine to the service advisor for assisting where possible, asked to speak with the tech working on my car to give him a 6 pack of hineken after realising how much work already has been involved rectifying the fault and a bottle of red to the curtosey bus driver who drove me to and from work for the last couple of days.  I know I didnt have to do it, but was a gesture of appreciation for the good work they did for me.  Have been absolutley happy with the service from Metro Ford in the valley.  Keep up the good work Metro.

Happy ending.....

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Sounds like your a happy chappy there well done :spoton:

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