- Jacko
- Member Since: 22 Mar 2017
- Location: Melbourne
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I am so glad people from LR are monitoring these forums. It will make for a better product for everybody. We all have different experiences good and bad. Mine has been bad so far and I don't even have the car. The dealer hasn't spoken to me for a month. I know the car has been built on 28th April. But that is all I know.
I am hoping the people from LR are listening but more importantly reacting.
- Martin
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- Member Since: 30 Mar 2016
- Location: Hook Norton
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Lee Jackson wrote:
I am so glad people from LR are monitoring these forums.
Only works if LRCS can link usernames or symptoms to an existing case they are aware of.
If LRCS are reading this - drop me an email - martin@disco5.co.uk - and I'll set you up an account and forum area as on the other sites
06 D3 SE / 15 D90 XS SW / 88 90 Td5 / 68 BMW 2000 TI
- pdes
- Member Since: 11 Oct 2016
- Location: Cambridge
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Lee Jackson wrote:
I am so glad people from LR are monitoring these forums. It will make for a better product for everybody. We all have different experiences good and bad. Mine has been bad so far and I don't even have the car. The dealer hasn't spoken to me for a month. I know the car has been built on 28th April. But that is all I know.
I am hoping the people from LR are listening but more importantly reacting.
I hope they are also monitoring the issues with towing! I haven't had a response to my "ticket" which I opened with Customer Services three or four weeks ago. 😢
D5 HSE SDi6, 2019, Santorini Black, privacy glass, HUD, loads of gizmos!! 😃😃😃
Series 1, 1953, 86"
- winger
- Member Since: 19 Mar 2017
- Location: Somerset
- Posts: 205
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Issues might get more attention if you raise this with your dealer. See below:
All New Land Rover Discovery – New Model Launch
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Cause:
Service Compliance Notification (JLRP00086) has been issued to support the introduction of the new All New Land Rover Discovery. The central JLR team will again form a Nerve Centre to promote rapid identification and resolution of customer concerns. This process is effective from the moment you receive your first vehicle, and will run for approximately 3 months from initial retail launch. All global markets will receive Nerve Centre focus during the launch phase, and your National Sales Company & Importer technical staff will be invited into the forum to keep abreast of the very latest technical fixes.
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Action:
What you need to do:
The Nerve Centre relies on Quality Reports from your technicians, so with immediate effect, we request that a Quality Report is submitted for every repair carried out on any All New Land Rover Discovery. These reports, especially when received ahead of warranty claim submission, allow our Engineers to get a head start on root cause analysis, ensuring that concerns are resolved at source much sooner than would otherwise be the case.
Where technical help is required, please submit a TA (request for Technical Assistance). Upon receipt of the TA, advice will be given, and / or arrangements made for a dealer visit should it be deemed necessary.
If the TA clearly shows the reported customer symptom, what was found wrong and what was done to fix the issue, a duplicate Quality Report/Diagnostic Quality Report will not be required.
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What you can expect from the Nerve Centre:
During the launch phase, all Quality Reports and any TA escalated to our Global Dealer Technical Support
Team are reviewed on a twice daily basis by the Nerve Centre Team, comprising representatives from Service, Engineering, Manufacturing and Quality Assurance. It is the purpose of the Nerve Centre to deliver production and service fixes in the shortest time scale and, where appropriate, to communicate these fixes to all of our dealers and repairer partners via our usual communication channels. In addition, weekly reports will be issued to technical hubs, containing a summary of all issues raised and performance metrics on issue closure.
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Quality Report Best Practice:
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Clearly detail the reported customer concern, what was found to be wrong and what was done to fix the issue.
Photographs, video clips, sound files & session files are strongly recommended to enable us to fully understand the concern. Photographs which are clear and in focus, showing a wide angle shot and also a close up are of great benefit. Land Rover encourages you to use attachments on all of your Quality & Technical Reports.
Use each Quality Report to advice of one issue only; more than one issue on the same vehicle will require more than one report. However, it is acceptable to enter several VINs on one report if you have more than one vehicle affected with the same customer symptom. This allows us to assign the report directly to the appropriate Engineer.
The Nerve Centre team will respond to Quality Reports to request further information and / or parts returns where applicable, as such, please review your submissions regularly to aid prompt communication.
Do not use a Quality Report to ask a technical question or seek warranty approval. This is the purpose of a TA or FRED request.
- stuart_f
- Member Since: 06 Nov 2016
- Location: Aylesbury
- Posts: 133
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I've just had a phone call from a lady at JLR who is now looking into the string of issues affecting the car.
Fingers crossed!