David,
The first time I called the number at Jag/Rover that was listed on the
team.net web page. They took my info. Next time I called, they told me
that they had handed off teh recall to another company and that they were
still in the process of restructuring so the 800-number they gave me
wasn't working yet. Then one day I had a phone message from them,
wanting to verify my info. I returned their call and talked to an actual
person. They said that I was in their system.
They may be stalling, I don't know. It would be nice if someone kicked
them in the butt.
Ulix, 67 Sprite with seatbelts from 79 Midget parts car.
On Mon, 22 Mar 1999 Lancer7676@aol.com wrote:
> Has anyone had any luck with the Midget Seatbelt recall that was a thread on
> here a while back? My Midget is within the recall numbers and the seatbelt
> does indeed jam.
>
> I wrote the original person at Jaguar and received a prompt and polite letter
> telling me Rover was handling the recalls. I called Range Rover dealer here
> in Knoxville. They politely referred me to the Land Rover dealer. The guy at
> Land Rover called the guy at Jaguar and they concluded that Rover Group, UK
> was handling the recall and that they had established a 1-800 number to accept
> recall queries, but they didnt believe anyone was answering that number. True
> enough--I have called and called and let it ring and ring, no one answers.
>
> SOOO--I looked up the e-mail address of Rover, UK and e-mailed their service
> manager with my plight. He emailed back telling me they couldnt help me, but
> that I should contact www.mgco.uk. I went to that site but there is no way to
> contact them.
>
> Anybody have any ideas? Is this something Congress should be involved in
> since it is a safety recall? This thing is going around in circles--no one
> wants to take responsibility for the recall.
>
> ---David
>
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