Unlike the UK, VW don’t provide a three year warranty on new vehicles in all overseas markets. Looking at forum member @PeggyR ‘s signature details, their location is shown as France and I think VW’s new car warranty in France is two years.
Unlike the UK, VW don’t provide a three year warranty on new vehicles in all overseas markets. Looking at forum member @PeggyR ‘s signature details, their location is shown as France and I think VW’s new car warranty in France is two years.I would have thought all Mk8 Golfs would still be covered by the manufacture’s three year warranty. It was released in Germany in the autumn of 2019 and arrived in the UK in February 2020.
it is an issue with the sensor on the steering wheel that detects the presence of the driver’s hand. This is necessary to: (a) ensure that the car is not being driven ‘hands- free’ (travel assist); and (b) is part of the emergency assist system which, if it detects no steering input, attempts to wake the driver by jerking the steering wheel and then initiating an emergency stop.Any idea what the actual failing component is?
Which recall please?Mine just recently started to do it...however its not consistent. It will randomly do it. When it goes in for the recall, I'm gonna have it looked at
The sunroof switch recall....basically they change the sunroof switch because it is apparently too sensitiveWhich recall please?
What do you mean too sensitive? You swipe your finger back and forward to open and close.The sunroof switch recall....basically they change the sunroof switch because it is apparently too sensitive
i dont see an issue with it either but thats what the recall states.What do you mean too sensitive? You swipe your finger back and forward to open and close.
I hate that the dome light is touch sensitive and it extends beyond the light, i often turn it on when I operate the sunroofi dont see an issue with it either but thats what the recall states.
ive done that quite often myselfI hate that the dome light is touch sensitive and it extends beyond the light, i often turn it on when I operate the sunroof
They could change the software so that if the light is swtiched on and then within 3 seconds the sunroof is activated, turn the light offive done that quite often myself
I can't imagine the camera failing because of it's viewing position. It does physically move but changing the cars height affects the entire mechanism.So update on the travel assist issue. Took it in to have it looked at. They blamed it on being lowered on springs and not being calibrated...they also replaced my back up camera because it failed and it being out of focus and crooked on lowering it as well. Not once have I ever heard of such a thing.