Oi Drama Queen, I did offer help in both of your threads which you chose to ignore, god help us when you get a problem worth mentioning

Best of luck you nor the dealer can't find a simple leak and your going to sue them for what exactly, maybe it's because you didn't check the vehicle out before you bought it, just get your hands dirty and sort it out instead of whinging

Try leaving access open to the area where the water is and get someone to operate the rear wash/wipe, it's probably something as simple as a split or blocked hose either from that or the sunroof, also open the sunroof and pour some water down the drains and see where it exits.

Water was probably there long before you bought it, did you buy this without any warranty.

Would have thought a quick phone to your local dealer would get you the required info

Rear wash/wipe or drain from sunroof if fitted

No but Redrange above you did :D

Mine has never shown signs of overheating and apart from start up only runs on gas.

Dizzy get yourself Bizzy and find the bloody leaks, stop wasting time gabbing :D

http://www.prinslpgnetwork.com/?gclid=CK-Tn9zWqZcCFQ7tlAodxj-hig

PO had it installed by Enpower in Poole

Sounds like an easy fix, find the leak/leaks, should be fairly obvious if going down quickly, keep an eye on your compressor as it won't last long trying to keep up with a major leak. Is it going down on all four corners, do you have any error messages

I've got the Prins Plus system on mine, no problems in 3 years or so

they're hydraulic :confused: and you really need to change the cam as well if they are worn

Probably hot air from the mechanic Does he have access to diagnostic software and if so did he tell you the result This makes good reading Air Suspension Faults, Diagnosis and Repair

Another thing to check is the engine bay fuse box, lift the relays out one by one and check for burning around the socket areas, this is another common fault and can cause bcem like problems. :mad: :mad:

Sorry for being blunt but of course he's going to be keen on coils, he thinks he's got a muppet willing to pay him £350 for 2hrs work (not to mention £200 profit on the coils as well) and he hasn't got to work on the eas. Please do yourself a favour and check out the links provided above...

why did you replace the compressor, you need to get the fault code/s read and cleared then you will have a better idea whats going on. If you search on here you'll find a reference to free software you can load onto a laptop and reset the eas fault, link below, watch the vids and go away and fix...

Have a look here LCD Backlight Repair

Don't discount the fuse box, mine is just like this one,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fuse Box Repairs