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Drivers Side Electric Window Switch Broken Off!

Markjp

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A couple of days ago i went to close the drivers door window and the switch lever flew off.

I managed to reattach it, but each time I try to close the window it flies off again.

I am off on a driving tour for 11 days through Europe on Friday, so booked it in soon as I could. Going in to OPC on Wednesday. OPC said it is very unlikely to covered under warranty if the lever has just snapped off the top of the switch.

Would you agree that this wouldn't be covered under the Porsche warranty or should I challenge it.

When I extended the warranty last month, as car reached 3 years old, i didn't receive any documentation. Looking on Porsche website, the terms and conditions of the warranty is just an 8 page document and I'm not sure from reading this if it's covered or not. I don't know if there is a larger document, but I couldn't find it.
 
I think you'll find it's classed as 'wear and tear' and will not be covered by warranty. Guess how I know?

It's actually a rubbish design and you'll need to have the complete door switch pack replaced. It's a five-minute job but the part itself costs around £160 or so, if I recall correctly.

Good luck!

James
 
As James has mentioned, probably not covered under warranty. If your OPC confirm this, just buy the part and fit it yourself, should only take 20 mins otherwise Porsche will charge you an hours labour. You can also buy the window switch from Ali Express for about £20.

Dan
 

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