Error code P0037
22 June 2003 | 03:38 PM
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As you may already know my check light has been on for ages now, so I decided to get it sorted out.
The car is a Belgian import, MY01 WRX, it is just on 18 months old with full servce history, 20000mls.
My local dealer put it on the diagnostic machine and it printed this out(£12.00 plus VAT) ........CODE=P0037 heater control circuit low (blanc 01 censor) DD to interpret via IN,re-book as appropriate.
Now then the dealer hasnt seen this one before so he told me to carry as normal until he gets in touch with Subaru.
I ring back 4 days later, because he couldnt be ar5ed ringing me back, to be told that the car needs to be booked in and there is a fault on the wireing harness.
How much are we talking about I asked, about £60 plus vat.
I have booked a car to use as he said he needed the car for a couple of days.
My questions are, has anyone heard of this fault and what is it, why do I have to pay to have it fixed, and why is it so cheap, considering he needs the car for two days?
Thanks in anticipation Yoza
The car is a Belgian import, MY01 WRX, it is just on 18 months old with full servce history, 20000mls.
My local dealer put it on the diagnostic machine and it printed this out(£12.00 plus VAT) ........CODE=P0037 heater control circuit low (blanc 01 censor) DD to interpret via IN,re-book as appropriate.
Now then the dealer hasnt seen this one before so he told me to carry as normal until he gets in touch with Subaru.
I ring back 4 days later, because he couldnt be ar5ed ringing me back, to be told that the car needs to be booked in and there is a fault on the wireing harness.
How much are we talking about I asked, about £60 plus vat.
I have booked a car to use as he said he needed the car for a couple of days.
My questions are, has anyone heard of this fault and what is it, why do I have to pay to have it fixed, and why is it so cheap, considering he needs the car for two days?
Thanks in anticipation Yoza
23 June 2003 | 10:41 AM
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Yoza, they need the car for 2 days because they wont have a F#cking clue where to start and need the first 1 1/2 days to find what they are looking for.
The quoted £60 labour charge proves this.
Give me a ring and i will tell you where i would personally take it.
Dont worry even you should be able to find your way there.
Zippy
The quoted £60 labour charge proves this.
Give me a ring and i will tell you where i would personally take it.
Dont worry even you should be able to find your way there.
Zippy
23 June 2003 | 10:54 AM
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But your car should still be under warranty!!!!! (It's just over 18 months old isn't it?)
The same dealer (And we all know who they are!!
) tried the same thing with me a while ago saying my car was only under 12 months belgian warranty when in fact it has three!!!!!
Take no **** from them and get them to at least attempt to have it repaired under warranty!!!!!
If it ain't covered under warranty,then at least you have tried. I have the belgian to uk warranty translation if you want it? Drop me a text or email at work and I'll sort it for ya..
Good luck
Nick
The same dealer (And we all know who they are!!
) tried the same thing with me a while ago saying my car was only under 12 months belgian warranty when in fact it has three!!!!! Take no **** from them and get them to at least attempt to have it repaired under warranty!!!!!
If it ain't covered under warranty,then at least you have tried. I have the belgian to uk warranty translation if you want it? Drop me a text or email at work and I'll sort it for ya..
Good luck
Nick
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