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Re: abs trade club
« Reply #30 on: 09 January 2012, 18:02:58 »

Thanks Kevin. :y

Will I still need to apply for the ABS card?
Thats up to you, but andyc has offered OOF members access to Trade Club prices via the dealership he works at :y

Guess having your own means you don't cop any postage charges, but I find Grose's a bit of a PITA to get to. Their parts dept seem OK, but heard some scare stories about the service dept at the main site (Kingsthorpe).

I tend to use Bridge in Banbury, as I have a good relationship with the parts department there.  I rarely go there though, as Banbury is the land of the inbreds. I send Mrs TB in to pick the stuff up. Its nearly on here way home ::)

Cheers for the info mate.

Have you also seen Cliftonville W.Grose has shut down? It's going to be a Citreon showroom.

Serves them right for fekking me over that time!  >:(
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Re: abs trade club
« Reply #31 on: 09 January 2012, 18:12:29 »

Thanks Kevin. :y

Will I still need to apply for the ABS card?
Thats up to you, but andyc has offered OOF members access to Trade Club prices via the dealership he works at :y

Guess having your own means you don't cop any postage charges, but I find Grose's a bit of a PITA to get to. Their parts dept seem OK, but heard some scare stories about the service dept at the main site (Kingsthorpe).

I tend to use Bridge in Banbury, as I have a good relationship with the parts department there.  I rarely go there though, as Banbury is the land of the inbreds. I send Mrs TB in to pick the stuff up. Its nearly on here way home ::)

Cheers for the info mate.

Have you also seen Cliftonville W.Grose has shut down? It's going to be a Citreon showroom.

Serves them right for fekking me over that time!  >:(
That the one nearest the BMW place.  They seemed more caring that the Kingsthorpe lot :o
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Re: abs trade club
« Reply #32 on: 09 January 2012, 18:15:27 »

Thanks Kevin. :y

Will I still need to apply for the ABS card?
Thats up to you, but andyc has offered OOF members access to Trade Club prices via the dealership he works at :y

Guess having your own means you don't cop any postage charges, but I find Grose's a bit of a PITA to get to. Their parts dept seem OK, but heard some scare stories about the service dept at the main site (Kingsthorpe).

I tend to use Bridge in Banbury, as I have a good relationship with the parts department there.  I rarely go there though, as Banbury is the land of the inbreds. I send Mrs TB in to pick the stuff up. Its nearly on here way home ::)

Cheers for the info mate.

Have you also seen Cliftonville W.Grose has shut down? It's going to be a Citreon showroom.

Serves them right for fekking me over that time!  >:(
That the one nearest the BMW place.  They seemed more caring that the Kingsthorpe lot :o

They were pleasant enough. But then they would be for taking £250 from me, doing nothing and completly missing my s.p. wells full of oil! So called experts!  >:(
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Re: abs trade club
« Reply #33 on: 09 January 2012, 18:39:44 »

Thanks Kevin. :y

Will I still need to apply for the ABS card?
Thats up to you, but andyc has offered OOF members access to Trade Club prices via the dealership he works at :y

Guess having your own means you don't cop any postage charges, but I find Grose's a bit of a PITA to get to. Their parts dept seem OK, but heard some scare stories about the service dept at the main site (Kingsthorpe).

I tend to use Bridge in Banbury, as I have a good relationship with the parts department there.  I rarely go there though, as Banbury is the land of the inbreds. I send Mrs TB in to pick the stuff up. Its nearly on here way home ::)

Cheers for the info mate.

Have you also seen Cliftonville W.Grose has shut down? It's going to be a Citreon showroom.

Serves them right for fekking me over that time!  >:(
That the one nearest the BMW place.  They seemed more caring that the Kingsthorpe lot :o

They were pleasant enough. But then they would be for taking £250 from me, doing nothing and completly missing my s.p. wells full of oil! So called experts!  >:(
They are Vauxhall dealers, their service depts are universally incompitent, only matched by Renault...
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Re: abs trade club
« Reply #34 on: 09 January 2012, 18:49:48 »

They are Vauxhall dealers, their service depts are universally incompitent, only matched by Renault...

When I had my Laguna the water pump failed. Went in for a part and they offered to do it under warranty as it was a known problem. Fair enough, I thought. When I got it home, I opened the bonnet and oil had p!ssed out everywhere. They had forgotten replace the dipstick. Not sure why they needed to touch it to change the water pump, but... ::)

I see from the adverts that Renault are pushing electric cars hard. Electrics is the part they are least competent at, so I shudder to think what they'll be like. Had a couple of faults on that car just because they didn't bother to protect wiring from sharp edges and chafing. ;D
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Re: abs trade club
« Reply #35 on: 09 January 2012, 19:01:32 »

They are Vauxhall dealers, their service depts are universally incompitent, only matched by Renault...

When I had my Laguna the water pump failed. Went in for a part and they offered to do it under warranty as it was a known problem. Fair enough, I thought. When I got it home, I opened the bonnet and oil had p!ssed out everywhere. They had forgotten replace the dipstick. Not sure why they needed to touch it to change the water pump, but... ::)

I see from the adverts that Renault are pushing electric cars hard. Electrics is the part they are least competent at, so I shudder to think what they'll be like. Had a couple of faults on that car just because they didn't bother to protect wiring from sharp edges and chafing. ;D
French electric cars....

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