It seems that people have done this and the issue has come back ? I’m so frustrated with MG that a brand new car is doing this. It’s been to the garage three times and we are back to square one. Looking to get rid of the car as no a garages are able to rectify the issue.
[ Edit Coulomb: If you are having this issue, please see also the thread below; get it checked, as it could be very serious, especially if it fails at high speed:
https://www.mgevs.com/threads/steering-gone-on-my-2021-zs-ev.6420/
]
Can anyone advise what may be causing this issue? The car is...
I’m in agreement with you. You should not be having to do this on a brand new car, especially if they continue to loosen over time. I will be looking at rejecting the car and getting another car. MG has not lived up to what I hoped unfortunately.
Ok- sorry to be a pain but just for ease, can you just summarise what bolts etc need tightening so I can show this to the garage for them to rectify it as they don’t have a clue and I wouldn’t feel comfortable doing this myself.
I have been to two separate MG dealerships about the clicking in the steering wheel and they don’t have a clue what to do! Car is on finance so i am trying to reject the car as a brand new car should not be doing this. No garages are offering to find a fix and have no idea what’s causing it...
My dealerships near me cannot find a fix, and I am currently in the process of trying to reject the car. Car has 2000 miles on the clock and it is clicking when I trim the wheel. Anybody have any recommendations? My car has gone to two separate dealerships and they don’t have a clue
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