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SimonSpain
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HelloI noticed ours does the same but the opposite side is higher. It opens and closes fine, so I was just keeping an eye on it.
Our Cali was only 5 weeks old when we had a serious problem with the Roof. When lowering down it became uneven and was higher on the nearside compared to the offside. It put a dent in the roof and the roof open warning light was on, even after we had eventually managed to lower it. Took it to Benfield VW in Newcastle who said the issues was not covered under warranty however as the vehicle was brand new they would pay for the damage to the roof and replace the bellows. Basically VW (not the dealer) said it was our fault that we had not put the roof down correctly (even though we had) and that this had caused the problem. Needless to say I was not happy with this comment, especially when they (VW) said if the problem occurred again, it would definitely not be covered under warranty and that they would not pay for the repair................!!!!!!!
That picture was taken about 40 mins after roof had been fully liftedA bit lowerd on one side we all can live with....
If it looks like that afther one night it needs new a pump and or struds...my opinion
Raise it again from there. Put it down carefully. Put up again and it might rise taut.That picture was taken about 40 mins after roof had been fully lifted
YepView attachment 10221 Mine has been in with vw for 3 days now, they have now acknowledged their is a fault.
(2nd time it's been in for this issue)
They are in the process of switching around the hydrolic Rams apparently to see if the fault switches to the other side???
Registered complaint with be customer services a couple of weeks ago but not had any contact yet since it been into the workshop
I would of thought they would have been all over trying to keep their customers on their right side st the moment !
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