18 hours to first damage
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18 hours to first damage
A new record?
Just picked up my brand new 2014 A6 3.0 on Friday night.
My 2 year old was stomping around the back seat the next day and stepped on and snapped off the power outlet pull down. It's now just dangling by the wires.
I've been trying to figure out the name of the part and where I can get it and hopefully it's something I can fix myself.
I suspect the dealer will charge me a few hundred to fix it if I have to go that route.
Just picked up my brand new 2014 A6 3.0 on Friday night.
My 2 year old was stomping around the back seat the next day and stepped on and snapped off the power outlet pull down. It's now just dangling by the wires.
I've been trying to figure out the name of the part and where I can get it and hopefully it's something I can fix myself.
I suspect the dealer will charge me a few hundred to fix it if I have to go that route.
#2
A new record?
Just picked up my brand new 2014 A6 3.0 on Friday night.
My 2 year old was stomping around the back seat the next day and stepped on and snapped off the power outlet pull down. It's now just dangling by the wires.
I've been trying to figure out the name of the part and where I can get it and hopefully it's something I can fix myself.
I suspect the dealer will charge me a few hundred to fix it if I have to go that route.
Just picked up my brand new 2014 A6 3.0 on Friday night.
My 2 year old was stomping around the back seat the next day and stepped on and snapped off the power outlet pull down. It's now just dangling by the wires.
I've been trying to figure out the name of the part and where I can get it and hopefully it's something I can fix myself.
I suspect the dealer will charge me a few hundred to fix it if I have to go that route.
#5
Check with the dealer, anyway. They may fix it under warranty despite Momentary Tasmanian Devils not being specifically mentioned in the warranty materials. Doesn't cost anything to check.
#6
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I broke the very same piece with my foot when cleaning the inside of the back window (cleaning that window requires gymnastics skill). When I went in for service, I mentioned the access door was flopping around and they replaced it under warranty. Stuff the door back in as best you can and when in for your 5K service, just look at the service rep with sad, innocent eyes that the thing doesn't seem to be working properly and you should be good to go.
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#10
"I went to open it and it was hanging there like that."
"Sure, I guess the kids could have bumped it - I would have thought it could hold up to casual contact, but what are we talking about dollar-wise just to get it fixed."
Best of luck!