ctheodossiou
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Dear all, my 981 broke down in the middle of busy city traffic with a "red warning" sign, "power/generator fault" which required me to stop driving the car immediately. What is frustrating is that 2 weeks ago I picked up the car from the OPC after a full major service (as an aside, car has only been serviced with OPC from new as per requirements). A quick chat with the OPC while I was waiting for the recovery truck was that "we didn't pick anything up in the diagnostics". I find it tough to believe because on the day I got the car the engine occasionally "sounded" different, clankier, albeit for very short periods of time. I dismissed that as irrelevant even though I did hear the sound again sporadically when we were crossing France and then Italy. So I'm surprised that they couldn't pick it up in their read outs or when they took the car for a drive.
I have never been suspicious of OPCs but I'm somehow not buying this story.
Can it really be possible that the OPC missed that at a major service or is it something that can happen regardless and is not linked to a service check up? (for what it's worth, I was also advised that they had to conduct an additonal "ancillary unit mounts and chassis check" as per the manufacturer's recommendation, which of coure I did)
Thank you.
Constantine
I have never been suspicious of OPCs but I'm somehow not buying this story.
Can it really be possible that the OPC missed that at a major service or is it something that can happen regardless and is not linked to a service check up? (for what it's worth, I was also advised that they had to conduct an additonal "ancillary unit mounts and chassis check" as per the manufacturer's recommendation, which of coure I did)
Thank you.
Constantine