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rhopkin
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On 99.9% it is the EIS failing that is the reason for the steering lock not coming off, the key would still turn if the lock was faulty, as far as I know
Thanks for that Malcolm. I have voiced this to Mercedes Estepona based on previous posts from you and others but they insist on going down the steering lock route.
If it appears that the EIS is faulty and not the lock then we will not be paying for the lock. Luckily my Spanish is almost passable and my partners is nearly fluent so we are able to argue our point.
What's more she's Scotish so those poor lads at Mercedes don't know what their in for if they present us with a bill that inlcudes an item which wasn't faulty to begin with. :lol: