Newbie here
#1
Newbie here
Hi everyone....just bought an A3 a few days ago. It is an 07 premium packaged A3 in black with black leather seats. Only has approx. 4,000 miles on it. Very very nice vehicle EXCEPT for one thing. The molding piece on the drivers side that goes from the windshield to the back hatch is bowed. For the life of me I cannot get that thing to clip into place. Now my question...does anyone know the part number of that piece or what I can do to fix it? I know I know I bought this car sight unseen and they shipped it to me which is something I have never done before but the price was to hard to ignore. Any help is appreciated.....Kent
#6
RE: Newbie here
Yes it does have sky roof. That is sort of my dilemma...the dealer in Chicago wanted to know what the part number was so he could take it to his manager and since the closest dealer is 50 miles north of here I just figured why shouldnt they take care of it since they shipped it to me that way. Trying to find any parts information is not easy.
#8
RE: Newbie here
ORIGINAL: 4RINGSROD
Just hound the dealer they will get it done. It also would be worth the drive to go get it fixed. You do now own a drivers car.
Just hound the dealer they will get it done. It also would be worth the drive to go get it fixed. You do now own a drivers car.
#9
RE: Newbie here
Had the same thing happen to me and returned to another dealer in a different state (I was travelling with the car while new at the time) and it was repaired very quickly under warranty (BIG thumbs up to Barrier in Bellevue, WA for helping out a car from the Bay Area, CA!). Definitely don't mess with that unless you're willing to get the adhesive tape to keep that piece down as well. It doesn't simply just clip in as I found out.
#10
RE: Newbie here
ORIGINAL: grubble
Had the same thing happen to me and returned to another dealer in a different state (I was travelling with the car while new at the time) and it was repaired very quickly under warranty (BIG thumbs up to Barrier in Bellevue, WA for helping out a car from the Bay Area, CA!). Definitely don't mess with that unless you're willing to get the adhesive tape to keep that piece down as well. It doesn't simply just clip in as I found out.
Had the same thing happen to me and returned to another dealer in a different state (I was travelling with the car while new at the time) and it was repaired very quickly under warranty (BIG thumbs up to Barrier in Bellevue, WA for helping out a car from the Bay Area, CA!). Definitely don't mess with that unless you're willing to get the adhesive tape to keep that piece down as well. It doesn't simply just clip in as I found out.